"The problem is that using the bookmarklet, the user is directed to a
web form..but if he is not registered he will be directed to login
page by OthAuth
authentication system. Since the global layout is not changed.."
I´ve never used OthAuth before, but surely your beforeRender of your
AppControl
Hi woody,
after you mentioned i looked into the named parameter option. Till now
I was using the order to get parameters. However the problem still
persist. I don't see how it can solve the problem. The problem is that
using the bookmarklet, the user is directed to a web form..but if he
is not re
Nice one Woody, I hadn't thought of named params (have not used them in
Cake myself, so it never occurred to me). I just saw them mentioned in
another post before which is the first time I have come across them.
That sounds like the solution to this problem all right.
Regards,
Langdon
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I believe you can set cookies based on the URL path, i.e a cookie for /
path1 differs from that for /path2, but I don´t know of any ´per window
´ facility, and if it can be done I´d imagine you´d have to use
javascript.
I agree with the above post that your layout may need to be the first
paramet
Hi bingo
> flexibility to open two different windows with two different layouts?
> Is that possible.
No idea sorry. Perhaps through the URL would be the best way.
Regards,
Langdon
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hi Langdon,
so is there a way to store variables that are specific to particular
window. I search through groups and there were some mention about
application specific variables. But I didn't find much information
about application specific variable. I think, I want to give user
flexibility to op
Hi bingo
> I am not an expert of session or cookie and have only
> information that cookie is save on client side whereas session is
> saved on server side. But are both shared between windows ?
Yes, both should be shared between multiple windows.
Regards,
Langdon
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Hi Langdon,
I think I am able to do what you suggested...but now the problem is
that I can't have two windows having different layout. If I want to
manage information specific to particular window, where it should be
stored. I am not an expert of session or cookie and have only
information that c
Hi bingo
> I initially thought of doing that..but there are some problem. Let me
> explain you my scenario.
Perhaps the better approach would be to put the layout at the start of
the url as people do with language like this:
/en/us/controller/action
I think that modrewrite is then used to
Hi Langdon,
I initially thought of doing that..but there are some problem. Let me
explain you my scenario.
I am building a website and currently there is only default layout. In
the default layout, left colum displays "login box" and if user is
logged in, the left column display "menu" to naviga
Hi bingo
If the user has to choose the layout why not just give them a link or
button to a controller that sets the chosen layout and stores the
result? They click once and the value is set, and you just check the
session on each request.
This seems easier to me than always having to interro
Hi,
I want users to have an option to select layout. More specifically,
each user will have an option to select one of the layout from three
different layout choices. However, I am not sure how I can globally
change the layout based on user's selection. I read previous post on
changing layout for
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