Hello
I'm having some strange behaviour with a form containing 3 simple elements
(input box, recaptcha element and submit button) that is submitted via an
ajax call. If the values of either the input box or the recaptcha are wrong
the form is briefly displayed with the error messages before the
Hi,
I am using Zend_Auth to authenticate my users in an application. I was
requested to provide a 'god' mode where the admin will enter the username
and a special password and login as that user.
No matter how I dislike the idea I have to implement it. So In my view if
the password is the
So you're saying an admin goes to the login page, enters a user's username
(ex. johndoe) and the god mode password (ex. g0dm0d3), your
application should log him in as that user?
In that case, I would check the password field first -- if it matches the
god mode password, you can inject the
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 1:21 PM, robert mena robert.m...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am using Zend_Auth to authenticate my users in an application. I was
requested to provide a 'god' mode where the admin will enter the username
and a special password and login as that user.
No matter how I
