Ok, here we go.
PHP5, MySQL 5, Apache 2, CakePHP 1.1.15.5144, DAuth 0.3.
I am a beginner with CakePHP, and am having a bit of rouble just
grasping the initial concept of how to get the user login page to
appear.
I read through the beginning parts of the manual, read the entire
DAuth article, inst
Hi everyone.
Cake: 1.2.0.6311 beta, Mysql 5, PHP 5, Sessions: Database, Security:
High
I wonder if anyone has come across this problem I am having with Cake
1.2 Beta.
I have setup the Auth component and have a username and password
working correctly. If I try to access a controller that is pri
Unfortunately that did not solve the problem.
I replaced my logout function with your suggestion below, and I get
the message that the user was logged out, but if I then type in the
url of the private controller, then I am allowed back in with no new
login prompt.
I must have some other issue, bu
Hi everyone.
Cake: 1.2.0.6311 beta, Mysql 5, PHP 5, Sessions: Database, Security:
High
I wonder if anyone has come across this problem I am having with Cake
1.2 Beta.
I have setup the Auth component and have a username and password
working correctly. If I try to access a controller that is pri
Baz,
Yes, I am running IE7 on Windows XP Pro.
Missed the 4 questions earlier... sorry a bout that.
1. Is $this->Auth->autoRedirect = false ???
No, I never changed this setting. I just double checked at run
time, and it is True.
2. In your controllers are you overriding beforeFilter?
; the browser and see what happens.
>
> On Feb 13, 2008 8:04 PM, Rod D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > Baz,
> > Yes, I am running IE7 on Windows XP Pro.
> >
> > Missed the 4 questions earlier... sorry a bout that.
> > 1. Is $this->Auth->au
s so much.
Chris Hartjes wrote:
> On Feb 15, 2008 5:29 PM, Rod D. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> > -Rodney
>
> On your login page, what's the actual target for the POST? An odd
> thought struck me that
Cake: 1.2.0.6311 beta, Mysql: 5.0
I am having more issues with the 1.2 beta Auth component.
Particularly I am trying to get around having a Users controller.
Let's say I want to use a controller named EcHere instead of Users.
When I enter, localhost/echere/login I get the login prompt served up
b
Still some issues... Good Grief!
Well looking at the Form helper code, I have found that I had to hard
code the form definition in the view. No worries, it now calls /
echere/login like it is supposed to.
Now, after entering the username and password and clicking the login
button I gegtg the fo
Rod D. wrote:
> Still some issues... Good Grief!
>
> Well looking at the Form helper code, I have found that I had to hard
> code the form definition in the view. No worries, it now calls /
> echere/login like it is supposed to.
>
> Now, after entering the username and
1.2 Beta Auth Component, Allowing root to be public
Cake: 1.2.0.6311 beta, Mysql: 5.0
Ok, I have come so far, and I think this is my last hurdle. I can not
find the answer anywhere else, so here I am again.
Since I have put the code in my app controller, my main page now
requires login. How do
he private area of the site. So then instead of showing a
login link on the root page, it would be changed to a logout link and
the user name would also be displayed.
I can do that, but because I did, now I can not make the root public.
Chris Hartjes wrote:
> On Feb 16, 2008 3:30 PM, Rod D. <
Baz, let me give it a try.
Baz wrote:
> I'm guessing your using the pages controller? Else I don't see what the
> problem would be.
>
> So, $this->Auth->allow('display');
> should give you what you're looking for.
>
> On Feb 16, 2008 2:30 PM,
That did it. I had been trying '/' and other derivatives instead of
'display'.
Thanks again, and again, and again. Both you and Chris hit me with
responses instantly for my 3 different topics.
Rod D. wrote:
> Baz, let me give it a try.
>
>
> Baz wrote:
>
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