Override the sfGuard controller.

Create a module sfGuardAuth in your application, create the actions.class.php and extends the same class as the controller in the plugin.

Override the executeSignin method to create your behavior

Le 12/08/10 13:23, Tofuwarrior a écrit :
Hi,

We've got an app where if someone attempts too access a secure url and
is not logged in they see the login and then are redirected via
referrer back ot the orignially requested url.

BUT ...
if they just click the login button we want them to be redirected to a
default secure area index page not the home page as currently happens.

Anyone know how we can do this or have any ideas - setting
signin_success for sfGuard overrides the redirection to referrer we
have in the first use case.

Thanks,

Paul


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