The way to go would be to use angularJS to do the redirect that is "not
happening". Query the server to see if the user is logged on (maybe on
route.change) and if he isn't change route to login page.
On Tuesday, October 21, 2014 5:23:30 AM UTC+5:30, Sam wrote:
>
> I am currently using Cakephp mainly as REST server and AngularJS. The
> Angularjs webpages are put under webroot folder. Things have been working
> fine until I added user login authentication in Cakephp. For
> unauthenticated users who visit webpages in webroot, they are not directed
> to a login page. I thought of a solution but would like to seek advise from
> the more knowledgeable members here. Is it a good or even workable idea to
> put AngularJS webpages in the Page folder? What are the disadvantages in
> doing this? Or are there better alternatives?
>
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