Building data-driven web apps with Flask and SQLAlchemy Transcripts
Chapter: User input and HTML forms
Lecture: Login form
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So, it looks like register is working well
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How about Login?
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Well, you know, not so much
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it looks more like the about page.
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Even though, yeah, it is a login.
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We haven't created the form for this one either.
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And in fact, it's so super similar
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to what we got going on over here
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just varies by a tiny, tiny bit
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that we're just going to grab a bunch of this
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and copy it over.
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So there we go, this is all the same
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except for we don't need to ask for their names
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just email and password now for them to login.
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We still need our arrow bit
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and, oh look at that.
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I think actually we're pretty much good.
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Let's try our login again.
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Maybe not so much. One more thing.
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Go over here and we'll say
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login to PyPI and then we can also add like
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a little gray thing that says don't have an account.
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Go over here, forgot your password, go over there.
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But you know, you can add that later.
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So, login to PyPI. I do this.
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Submit. It's now posting back to the login.
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Host method and we're going to have to fill that out.
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Kind of like we did before, but this time it's going
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to be a lot easier.
