[Answered ]-How many concurrent logins from the same account does Django support?

If your asking about multiple users sharing the same account or even session, this is a very bad idea. Have you looked at django-guest? It allows guest user accounts and is what your looking for. It provides two decorators, guest_allowed and login_required which can be applied to your views. So a user can view as a ‘generic guest’ while you still have some control and can track them.

Also Django has `class models.AnonymousUser’ but this is just a status given to users not logged in and maybe be what your after.

Here is how I would do it:

Create a multi paged form.

1. Page 1 – Survey Password (validator/clean method to make sure that the password entered is valid)
2. Page 2 – Survey Questions

Use Django’s Form Wizard: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/formtools/form-wizard/

the wizard shows page 1 and wont let the user get to page 2 until the user answers page 1 correctly (ie password). That way users cannot get to the survey unless they have a valid password.

This solution doesn’t use django’s auth and should get you around all the session stuff thats blocking you from moving forward.