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Django: is_authenticated and is_anonymous return true after logging out

I use django-registration and just set it up.

{{user.is_authenticated }}

true, although I already went to / accounts / logout / and registered the user.

{{user.is_anonymous }}

also returns true. According to django docs, the two should be different:

is_anonymous: always returns False. This is a way to differentiate User and AnonymousUser objects. Generally, you should use the is_authenticated () method for this method.

and

is_authenticated: always returns True. This is a way to find out if a user has authenticated. This does not imply any permissions and does not check if the user is active - it only indicates that the user has provided a valid username and password.

, django . tempalate :

{% if user.is_authenticated %}
{% user }}
{% if user.is_anonymous %}
    is anonymous
{% endif $}
{% else %}
    gotta login
{% endif %}

? !

UPDATE: , is_authenticated, id_anonymous True, /accounts/login , is_anonymous true, . , , :

def home(request):
    return render_jinja(request, 'index.html', blah = 'ga')

2: print (request.user.is_authenticated()) False. :

return render_jinja(request, 'index.html', blah = 'ga')

user.is_authenticated FALSE.

3: render_to_response, render_jinja, . , : (

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, ; jinja User/AnonymousUser. , .

jinja, , jinja django , , , , . , is_authenticated is_anonymous .

Jinja style {{ user.is_authenticated() }}
Django style {{ user.is_authenticated }}

, django-debug-toolbar . , user None (User AnonymousUser).

AnonymousUser . , is_anonymous() True False is_authenticated() False True.

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. - :

user.is_authenticated:     .... # , !

, {{user.is_authenticated}} {{user.is_authenticated()}}

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