On Jan 27, 12:27 pm, MichTex wrote:
> I had run across several mentions in this forum of the Security.level
> value affecting the authentication part of CakePHP's behavior,
BTW, I should point out that I certainly would have expected
Security.level to affect authentication. ;-) What I mean
RichardAtHome--
I had run across several mentions in this forum of the Security.level
value affecting the authentication part of CakePHP's behavior, so late
last week I tried lowering it to 'medium'. That appeared to slightly
improve things, in that the product director began to get correct
hotkey
To all--
In case you didn't see it, down in the quoted text below Alfredo's
comment was a brief email exchange I had with him. He had asked me if
I had tried the HTML accesskey attribute to set up my keyboard
shortcuts. I had replied to him that I had tried these, but found that
shortcuts set up t
I'd wager its not your code, but CakePHP's security settings. In app/
config/core.php change
Configure::write('Security.level', 'high');
To
Configure::write('Security.level', 'low');
and see if that clears up the problem.
On Jan 27, 2:14 am, MichTex wrote:
> I have been working for a number
Ummm, yeah fortunately in my case the cell phone browsers seem to have
fairly good support for access keys because I don't recall ever
running into any major issues. I remember very clearly that all we had
to do was just to use the regular accesskey for the links we wanted
the users to access.
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