Hi,
2010/3/26 michael hodges <mhodg...@gmail.com>:
> Hello all,
>
> Another newbie question. I've spent several days hunting for a way to
> determine if a user has been authenticated or not from within
> layout.php
Something like this?
<?php if ($sf_user->isAuthenticated()): ?>
<li>
<?php echo link_to('Wyloguj', '@sf_guard_signout') ?>
</li>
<?php else: ?>
<li>
<?php echo link_to('Logowanie', '@sf_guard_signin') ?>
</li>
<li>
<?php echo link_to('Rejestracja', '@sf_guard_register') ?>
</li>
<?php endif; ?>
>
> Reading the API (symfony 1.4) I thought one of the three boolean
> functions below would let me know if a user object is instantiated or
> not, but they don't. My goal is to check first and not call the
> get('user') function unless the user object has been instantiated.
> The 'if' tests below yield the same results regardless of whether or
> not I've logged in a user using the sfGuardPlugin. I'm in the wrong
> track it seems, but given that I'm attempting to execute this code
> from layout.php, not sure what the correct approach should be. Any
> advice would be greatly appreciated. I note that config shows "symfony/
> user/sfUser/authenticated: true" and alternatively I've been trying
> to figure out how to access that info, but with no luck.
>
> Thanks
> -Michael
>
>
> if(sfContext::getInstance()->hasInstance('user'))
> fwrite ($file, "hasInstance\n");
> if(sfContext::getInstance()->has('user'))
> fwrite ($file, "has\n");
> if(sfContext::getInstance()->offsetExists('user'))
> fwrite ($file, "offsetExists\n");
> $user = sfContext::getInstance()->get('user');
> fwrite ($file, $user.": \n");
>
> session:
> symfony/user/sfUser/attributes: { symfony/user/sfUser/attributes:
> { }, admin_module: { sfGuardUser.sort: [username, asc],
> sfGuardGroup.sort: [null, null], sfGuardPermission.sort: [null, null],
> student_class_standing.sort: [class_of_year, desc], payment_type.sort:
> [null, null], student.sort: [last_name, asc],
> transaction_receipt.sort: [paid_date, desc], student_fee.sort: [null,
> null], institution.sort: [null, null] }, symfony/user/sfUser/flash:
> { }, symfony/user/sfUser/flash/remove: { }, sfGuardSecurityUser:
> { user_id: '2' } }
> symfony/user/sfUser/authenticated: true
> symfony/user/sfUser/credentials: [admin_permission,
> frontoffice_permission, reports_permission, backoffice_permission]
> symfony/user/sfUser/culture: en
> symfony/user/sfUser/lastRequest: 1269561611
>
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