def unsubscribe(request):
token = request.REQUEST.get('token', '')
email = request.REQUEST.get('email')
ctx = {
'token': token,
'email': email,
'unsubscribed': False,
'unsubscribed_on_get': False,
'unsubscribed_settings': None,
'user': None,
'error': False,
}
template_name = 'unsubscribe.html'
if email and util.token(email) == token:
# No user_id associated with the sent email, unsubscribe this email address from all email
find_user = User.objects.filter(email=email)
# If there is one and only one user with that email address, then pick them, otherwise we'll fall back to just an email address
user = ctx['user'] = find_user[0] if find_user.count() == 1 else None
else:
ctx['error'] = True
return r2r_jinja(template_name, ctx, request)
all_actions = EmailChannel.all_handled_actions()
if user:
# Support for unsubscribe headers.
# We support passing in 'actions'
action = request.REQUEST.get('action')
if action and (action in EmailChannel.all_handled_actions()
or action.upper() == 'ALL'):
ctx['unsubscribed_on_get'] = ctx['unsubscribed'] = True
user.kv.subscriptions.unsubscribe(action)
Metrics.unsubscribe_action.record(request,
action=action,
method=request.method)
if request.method == 'POST':
# Handle the 'ALL' case separately because the semantics for it are inverted.
# ie, if ALL is checked, it means to DISABLE. While if REMIXED is checked, it means ENABLE.
handle_unsubscribe_post(user, request.REQUEST, request)
# We use this dictionary to render the checkboxes in the html.
ctx['unsubscribed'] = ctx['unsubscribed'] or get_unsubscriptions(
user, all_actions)
ctx['unsubscribed_settings'] = get_unsubscriptions(user)
template_name = 'unsubscribe_for_user.html'
else:
unsubscribe_newsletter(email)
ctx['unsubscribed'] = True
Metrics.unsubscribe_email_address.record(request)
return r2r_jinja(template_name, ctx, request)
def unsubscribe(request):
token = request.REQUEST.get('token', '')
email = request.REQUEST.get('email')
ctx = {
'token': token,
'email': email,
'unsubscribed': False,
'unsubscribed_on_get': False,
'unsubscribed_settings': None,
'user': None,
'error': False,
}
template_name = 'unsubscribe.html'
if email and util.token(email) == token:
# No user_id associated with the sent email, unsubscribe this email address from all email
find_user = User.objects.filter(email=email)
# If there is one and only one user with that email address, then pick them, otherwise we'll fall back to just an email address
user = ctx['user'] = find_user[0] if find_user.count() == 1 else None
else:
ctx['error'] = True
return r2r_jinja(template_name, ctx, request)
all_actions = EmailChannel.all_handled_actions()
if user:
# Support for unsubscribe headers.
# We support passing in 'actions'
action = request.REQUEST.get('action')
if action and (action in EmailChannel.all_handled_actions() or action.upper() == 'ALL'):
ctx['unsubscribed_on_get'] = ctx['unsubscribed'] = True
user.kv.subscriptions.unsubscribe(action)
Metrics.unsubscribe_action.record(request, action=action, method=request.method)
if request.method == 'POST':
# Handle the 'ALL' case separately because the semantics for it are inverted.
# ie, if ALL is checked, it means to DISABLE. While if REMIXED is checked, it means ENABLE.
handle_unsubscribe_post(user, request.REQUEST, request)
# We use this dictionary to render the checkboxes in the html.
ctx['unsubscribed'] = ctx['unsubscribed'] or get_unsubscriptions(user, all_actions)
ctx['unsubscribed_settings'] = get_unsubscriptions(user)
template_name = 'unsubscribe_for_user.html'
else:
unsubscribe_newsletter(email)
ctx['unsubscribed'] = True
Metrics.unsubscribe_email_address.record(request)
return r2r_jinja(template_name, ctx, request)
def save(self, *args, **kwargs):
if self.cleaned_data['newsletter']:
subscribe_newsletter(self.user.email)
else:
unsubscribe_newsletter(self.user.email)
def save(self, *args, **kwargs):
if self.cleaned_data['newsletter']:
subscribe_newsletter(self.user.email)
else:
unsubscribe_newsletter(self.user.email)