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Python Build a Social Network with Flask Broadcasting Stream Views

Jay Reyes
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Jay Reyes
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 15,937 Points
Posted by Jay Reyes
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Jay Reyes
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 15,937 Points

g.user and current_user

I'm not sure why g.user is used inside the post view and current_user is in stream view.

I figured we are supposed to use g.user inside of stream as well!

Binyamin Friedman
Binyamin Friedman
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Binyamin Friedman
Binyamin Friedman
14,615 Points

I wish someone would answer this question. It seems like current_user works fine and is less confusing.

1 Answer

Alejandra Estefanía Aguilera Ávila
Alejandra Estefanía Aguilera Ávila
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Alejandra Estefanía Aguilera Ávila
Alejandra Estefanía Aguilera Ávila
6,865 Points

Same question...

Steven Parker, could you throw some light on this? (:

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,268 Points

:bookmark: Hi, I got alerted by your tag, but it's been a long time since I looked at this course and I've never used Flask in real life.

You might try posting a fresh question since this one is nearly a year old and potential helpers might not look that far back on the forum.