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I am using Django’s default authentication system to run my website. So whenever a user logs in in urls.py I have –
(r'^login/$', 'django.contrib.auth.views.login'),
I guess django uses django.contrib.auth.login & django.contrib.auth.authenticate to login.
Now as part of some requirement I am needed to run some function calls just after a user logs in. How do i do that ?
Just include a signal function. Whenever a user logs in, django fires a signal and your function will be called.
Refer the documentation on auth signals.