try putting some
$this-log('custom-login-debug', 'users_controller.php login...');
to trace what you've got happening.
(not to flog a dead horse but auth is great for simple systems too)
2008/6/10 Arak Tai'Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I know that auth isn't the same as ACL, but they can be used
As I understood, you can login and never been redirect (I mean you do
not see the page should be redirected to) ?
Is it for admin only, or can you see the /clients when not being
admin ?
If so it can be an admin problem routing.
hth
On Jun 10, 8:01 am, Sam Sherlock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
try
On my current dev machine CakePHP gives me a completely blank page
without any indication of what went wrong whenever my view uses a non-
defined variable. So replace your view with one that just says hello
for a second and see if that gets printed; if so you know the prob.
Well, I do appreciate the help, and would love it if someone was able
to fix this problem anyways for me. I think I might just switch to
auth, I originally didn't use auth because I thought it was going to
be more work, clearly that is no longer the case as I could have been
done this had I used
Apparently it posted the second message I sent and not the first one,
so here is the first one over again.
@Sam
I did what you asked, and it does indeed add the messages to the
error log in every function, including the admin_index function, but I
don't know how this helps me
@francky061
Did you try to redirect to another controller/action not in admin
route ?
On Jun 10, 8:38 pm, Arak Tai'Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apparently it posted the second message I sent and not the first one,
so here is the first one over again.
@Sam
I did what you asked, and it does indeed
So. I have coded a login, using admin routing, to a backend
administrative portion of my site. However when I actually login, all
it shows is a blank page and it doesn't seem to be hitting my
admin_index function in my controller. I was just wondering if anyone
has any insight to this problem, I
$dbuser = $this-User-findByUsername($this-data['User']
['username']);
if (!empty($dbuser)
($dbuser['User']['password'] == sha1($this-
data['User']['password'])))
have you tried using auth?
2008/6/9 Arak Tai'Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
So. I have coded a
I wasn't sure if auth would work as easily for what I want later on,
dealing with multiple groups of users. And yes I know about ACL, I
just figured doing it this way now would save me micro management down
the road.
On Jun 9, 2:09 pm, Sam Sherlock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$dbuser =
I wasn't sure if auth would work as easily for what I want later on,
dealing with multiple groups of users. And yes I know about ACL, I
just figured doing it this way now would save me micro management down
the road.
Auth != ACL
And yes, Auth will handle multiple groups of users just fine.
I know that auth isn't the same as ACL, but they can be used together
for some pretty neat stuff in my opinion. I just had looked at auth
and thought that because my needs are fairly simple (3 different
groups of users, only 2 that need to be accounted for, and 1 will only
have one user in it),
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