> I'm planning to test out CAF on some new stuff that I need to build. > I've got a site set up a drill down directory of listings. Using > CAF, I'd like to add the member area for updating listings etc. The > way I understand it, until anonymous sessions are included in CAF, I > can only use it to power the member area, but I can't use it for > member sign up. Once anonymous sessions are included, I'll be able > to use it for the member area as well as the signup. Is this correct?
That sounds right. > The front end directory itself has very specific URLs and I can't > embed any session info into them -- I actually wouldn't want to. > Does this mean that I need a different application for the public are > and a CAF setup for the member area? I don't see that as a huge > issue, but I like to keep my configuration info in one place. I > think there was some talk of this on Saturday at the meeting but I > didn't catch all of it -- am I right in assuming that there won't be > any support added in future for using CAF without any kind of sessions? There is a difference between CAF not having sessions of any kind and session & checksum info not being included in URL params. The former won't happen, but the latter should be do-able right now with the proper parameters being called to $self->make_link (and eventually $self->link once CAP::LinkIntegrity is integrated into the framework). I forget how this would be done, though -- I suggest investigating the source code for "sub make_link" to see what params are needed in order to pull this off. Does this sound like it would answer your question? Cheers, Richard ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/ _______________________________________________ caf mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://list.lpi.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/caf
