Made settings in the example_consumer conditional.

Prevented staff status from being changed if OPENID_LAUNCHPAD_STAFF_TEAMS is not defined.  Refactored tests to reduce repetition

names from an old draft of the specification.  Ask for these attributes 
in addition to the standard ones to support that provider.

Fixes bug #607553.

http://lists.openid.net/pipermail/openid-general/2008-February/013600.html

Fixes bug #534167.

receive cross site POST requests from the provider.  The minimum 
required version of Django is now 1.2.

This patch adds the missing csrf_token which would otherwise have broken 
authentication with the login template shipped with the package.

Add support for requesting user details via the Attribute Exchange extension.  This allows us to retrieve user details from providers that don't implement the Simple Registration extension (e.g. Google).  Fixes bug #517393.

If the endpoint claims to support attribute exchange, use that extension 
to request the details instead of simple registration.

We use the standard axschema.org attribute names, and ask for the user's 
full name in both complete and split first/last name versions.  This 
should let us support both the Google and Yahoo provider 
implementations.

it only gets imported if the application is actually using 
django.contrib.admin.

Revision 60 changed the behaviour so that empty URLs would be returned 
unchanged rather than rewriting to settings.LOGIN_REDIRECT_URL.

This meant that login without a "next" parameter would end up 
redirecting back to the login_complete() view.  Since the OpenID 
response had already been handled, this would look like a replay attack 
and the user would be presented with an error.

Removed exception hiding of admin login overiding, to throw an error if it fails rather than silently falling back to normal form.