I'm not sure why you think Zend_Db_* isn't OO, but you don't have to use the ZDT auth adapter if you dislike it. See an example of authentication against the database using Doctrine in [ http://monzee.wordpress.com/2009/06/20/developing-a-doctrine-backed-acl-helper-tdd-style-part-2/] (the last code listing). -- Mon
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 9:57 PM, KimG <kim.gabriel...@get2net.dk> wrote: > > Hi Jurian, > > thanks for your swift answer. i'll try to do as you describe. > > Yes, i'm aware of the zend_auth stuff, but i dislike the zend_db* - and > hence the zend_auth - methods since they work in a non-object oriented way. > > all my db access is done using outlet-orm. It a much nicer DB interface in > my opinion. > > see: http://www.outlet-orm.org > > > kim > > > Jurian Sluiman wrote: > > > > At another page, you don't set the session namespace object into the > > registry. > > The registry has to be setup every time there is a page request. If you > > don't > > set the session namespace into the registry, then you can't access it. So > > create a plugin, resource or whatever where you do the same thing you're > > already doing at the auth action :) > > > > Regards, Jurian > > > > PS. Did you know about the Zend_Auth::getInstance()->hasIdentity()? > > -- > > Jurian Sluiman > > Soflomo.com > > > > Op Tuesday 23 June 2009 15:42:10 schreef KimG: > >> hi, > >> > >> i'm making an application in which the user have to logon in order to > get > >> access to the real 'goodies'. > >> > >> in my authentication action in my index controller i'm doing this when > >> the > >> user is verified: > >> > >> $sesuser = new Zend_Session_Namespace('user'); > >> Zend_registry::set('user', $user); > >> return true; > >> > >> which means that i store the user info in the registry. > >> > >> in my welcome page i use this in order to show the username to the user > >> when logged in: > >> > >> echo Zend_registry::get('user')->username > >> > >> and it works. i see the correct username dispayed. > >> > >> when the user click the forward link he's redirected to another > >> controller: > >> > >> GameController > >> > >> in the init of this i do: > >> > >> $registry = Zend_Registry::getInstance(); > >> // print_r($registry); > >> try{ > >> echo Zend_registry::get('user')->username; > >> } > >> catch (Exception $e){ > >> echo "YOU'RE NOT LOGGED IN ".$e; > >> $this->_redirect('/'); > >> } > >> > >> > >> but no matter what i do, it fails. I would expect the 'user' object to > >> exist in the registry at this point since i've already accssed it in my > >> welcome page like this. > >> > >> but it fails. > >> > >> if i use print_r($registry) in my welcome page i can se the user object > >> it > >> contains. but if i write out the registry in my GameController init() > >> function it seems to have disappeared. > >> > >> what am i doing wrong? > >> > >> looking forward to any help. > >> > >> thanks. > >> > >> kim > > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/registry-question-tp24166278p24166602.html > Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
