Hi,
there is no need to use sessions in my Applications.
I check the user's cookies before each action with beforeFilter in
app_controller.php. This means I have one extra DB read query per
action - a value that I can live with ;)
Cheers, Marcus
On Oct 25, 4:54 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL
Cool!
SMF has an api file with functions that can help you check if the user
is logged in. (use the forum's session).
BTW after authenticating the user, do you store the info into Cake's
cookie/session? I searched through this mailing list and find many
posts about "integrating phpBB and Cake's se
All of my CakePHP projects are integrated into vBulletin and simply use
the board's cookies.
When a user is logged in onto the board, he gets at least two cookies:
one with the user id and one with a password hash.
I can check the id and the password hash against the vBulletin user
table and can
Anyone ? :(
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Hi everyone,
This is the first time I use PHP, so it's very exciting + somewhat
confusing at the same time. Currently I have a board runs on
SimpleMachineForum software with 1+ members and I want to use SMF's
authentication system for the project Im working on (reasons: well, the
current proje
