PASSWORD_FORM_FIELD set from django settings file #100
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added extra logic in decorated login to handle two_factor no redirecty login added extra logic in decorated login to handle two_factor no redirecty login part 2 added extra logic in decorated login to handle two_factor no redirecty login part 3 removed extra changes
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PASSWORD_FORM_FIELD set from django settings file
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I'm using this with django-two-factor-auth which provides it's own login templates with different form fields. Thus, in addition to setting the
USERNAME_FORM_FIELDfrom the django settings file, I also would like to set thePASSWORD_FORM_FIELDfrom the settings file.