01.10.2021 · In some cases a class might implement __call__ function which you can call an object too, then it will be callable.. Solution 2. From Flask-Login 0.3.0 (released on September 10th, 2015) changes: BREAKING: The is_authenticated, is_active, and is_anonymous members of the user class are now properties, not methods.Applications should update their user classes …
If you want to override them, remember to decorate them with @property . # change from current_user.is_authenticated() # to current_user.is_authenticated. It ...
16.09.2015 · Since 0.3.0, Flask-Login has set is_active is_authenticated is_anonymous to property in UserMixin, so we should use current_user.is_authenticated instead of current_user.is_authenticated(). 👍 14 😄 3 🎉 1 ️ 2
18.05.2019 · If you're getting a TypeError: 'bool' object is not callable when attempting request.user.is_authenticated(), the reason is that you need to remove the paren...
So far this works for me, but if I add the following lines as shown... print(request.user.is_authenticated()) ...I get the following error: 'bool' object is ...
is_active, is_anonymous, and is_authenticated are all properties as of Flask-Login 0.3. If you want to use them, treat them as attributes, don't call them. If you want to override them, remember to decorate them with @property. # change from current_user.is_authenticated() # to current_user.is_authenticated
This answer is not useful. Show activity on this post. Actually you can fix it with following steps -. Do cls.__dict__. This will give you dictionary format output which will contain {'isFilled':True} or {'isFilled':False} depending upon what you have set. Delete this entry - del cls.__dict__ ['isFilled'] You will be able to call the method now.
10.10.2015 · TypeError: 'bool' object is not callable. Here is the corresponding code: @app.before_request def before_request(): g.user = current_user if g.user.is_authenticated(): g.search_form = None