Thanks for clarifying regarding routes.
Could you clarify what you mean It be a simple `if` statement that calls one
of two of the controllers `private` or `protected` methods which contain the
login for wether the username is Bob or BobsShop.
I have a UsersController and a ShopsController,
Hi
Can I assume that you have implemented authentication in your CakePHP
application using the Auth component?
See the CakePHP book here about Authentication:
http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/core-libraries/components/authentication.html
Take specially a look at the section Identifying users and
when looking around I realized that this is the session component which not.
proof, the following code does not work:
1. $this-Session-write('test','testval');
2. debug($this-Session-read());
but with this php code next working well:
1. session_start
You should point out what you want to read. Code should be:
1. $this-Session-write('test','testval');
2. debug($this-Session-read('test'));
On Sunday, December 21, 2014 8:40:31 PM UTC+2, Sekou Dioubate wrote:
when looking around I realized that this is the session component which
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Hi all!
I'm quite new to Cake and this is my first project.
I'm working on a customer database. For larger business customers the
relationships get a little complicated. I have 3 models, Customer,
CustomerAddress and CustomerContact. A customer can have many addresses,
and many contacts, but
Thanks for the replies. I guess my question is still unclear, and yes, I am
using Auth. What I am trying to do is implement a URL similar to facebook.
For example, I want to have
www.xyz.com/Bob/{actions} (routes to UserController)
www.xyz.com/BobsStore/{actions} (routes to ShopsController).
I
Ok. Here's a Gist of what your code might look
like: https://gist.github.com/alecho/e7b573cc54140ba1706d
By making the methods private it means that CakePHP won't let them be
publicly callable methods. This avoids redirects so that your url is still
the same too. I think this approach is
