I installed the live HTTP Headers extension, and when i hit submit
on my form, it appears to go nowhere but the headers (as far as i can
tell) appear to indicate that its trying to redirect and request the
right page.
I get: -
POST /cms/cms/user/processlogin/ HTTP/1.1
..
HTTP/1.x 302
Hi Quincy,
On Jan 30, 11:08 am, quincy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I might point out (don't think i did initially) that i'm using
Ajax. Maybe that has something to do with it.
If you use Firefox and firebug, it will tell you
1) if you have a js error
2) if there was an ajax request
3) what the
Hey,
Thanks for the pointers. After some confusion and searching here i
have overwritten the redirect() function in AppController like so: -
class AppController extends Controller {
var $components = array(RequestHandler);
function redirect($url) {
On Jan 30, 1:03 pm, quincy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey,
Thanks for the pointers. After some confusion and searching here i
have overwritten the redirect() function in AppController like so: -
class AppController extends Controller {
var $components = array(RequestHandler);
I don't understand what you mean about options['update'], this is
something i would set in an Ajax link but i have no idea how it
relates to redirecting!! I was under the impression that
options['update'] is only relevant ajax helper functions and i'm not
using any.
I just tried doing this:
Hi quincy,
Please clarify this contradition:
I might point out (don't think i did initially) that i'm using Ajax.
... is only relevant ajax helper functions and i'm not using any.
If you are using ajax ***at all***, as I said before, Look for
$options['update'] on
You're absolutely right, sorry for the confusion. I did, in fact,
already have the update parameter set, but i'd made a fatal error
elsewhere. This is one of those super annoying mistakes that all
coders STILL make even when they're experienced, can't see the woods
for the trees sort of
I have a very simple login authentication system, and depending on the
outcome I either redirect to an action in a different controller or
post an error message in the session and redirect back to the login
page: -
$username = $this-data['User']['username'];
$password =
What happens when it doesn't work ?
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Hi Grant,
Basically, the do you want to save this password... browser dialog
pops up, i hit no and the dialog dissapears, then the page just sits
there. it doesn't redirect, or clear the form input fields, or
anything. Just sits there!!
Very frustrating!!
On Jan 29, 11:43 am, Grant Cox
1. What browser are you using.
2. Have you tried other browsers?
3. Are you sure that it is actually submitting your page request?
4. Is your PHP setup to display or log errors - have you checked the
log.
I would suggest you try it with Firefox, and have Firebug or Live HTTP
Headers extensions
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