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sdkinfra.get_driver | (self, driver_en, ipaddr, creds, protopref=None, pOptions=None) | Get a device driver for the given IPAddress or host name, also checking for a particular device type
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confirm_workflow_cancellation | (request, page_id) | Provides a modal view to confirm that the user wants to publish the page even though it will cancel the current workflow | Provides a modal view to confirm that the user wants to publish the page even though it will cancel the current workflow | def confirm_workflow_cancellation(request, page_id):
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AuthenticationForm.__init__ | (self, request=None, *args, **kwargs) |
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PasswordChangeForm.clean_old_password | (self) |
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