Good morning,
On 15/11/10 at 2:53 PM -0200, Eden Cardim <edencar...@gmail.com> wrote:
"Charlie" == Charlie Garrison <garri...@zeta.org.au> writes:
Charlie> I've never bothered to find out why, but I've run into
Charlie> situations where $c->user_exists returns true and $c->user
Charlie> returns false. I just check for defined($c->user) instead
Charlie> and that solved it for me.
Probably a mangled session?
Could be. I found a problem with my browser changing session
cookie value to old/expired value after two requests. The
user_exists problem was probably before I finally debugged the
browser problem. FYI, the browser (OmniWeb) devs have
acknowledged my bug report but have been unable to reproduce the
problem (& fix it).
Charlie> I also agree with other users that auto is a better place
Charlie> to do that check.
Chaining is a lot more powerful because it allows you to distribute
responsibilities hierarchically throughout several actions:
I use a :AuthRequired method attribute and check for that in
auto method. Is there anything inherently wrong with that
method? I got the technique from someone on this list a while back.
Charlie
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