I have created my own login form, once submitting it call an Ajax
(controller) action that execute a login function from a service I
wrote. The service gets an instance of SecurityContext ($this-
>security).. here is the login function:
public function login($userId, $rememberMe = false)
{
...
$token = $rememberMe
? new RememberMeToken($this->user, $this->providerKey,
base64_encode(serialize(array($this->user->getUsername(), $this->user-
>getPassword()))))
: new UsernamePasswordToken($this->user->getUsername(),
$this->user->getPassword(), $this->providerKey, $this->user-
>getRoles());
$this->security->setToken($token);
return true;
}
How can I make it so if $rememberMe is true it will also set a cookie
(right now RememberMeToken only set a session object)
Any thoughts?
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