Thanks $app-getUser() and the security.context exist in the container
but doesn't return the username though authentication was successful.
The username only exists in the _security_profile token of the session
which I don't know how to unserialize.
regards Peter
On 5 Apr., 22:21, Christophe COEVOET <s...@notk.org> wrote:
> Le 05/04/2011 21:58, pzwosta a crit :
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> > Hi,
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> > In the acme demo (PR 9) I saw: {{ app.user ? app.user.username :
> > 'Anonymous' }}
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> > In my php-template I found out there was a session attribute
> > _security_profile that contains the username and password when the
> > user is looged in but I can't find the correct way to get it
> > "unserialized". The documentation talks about security.context but I
> > can't find this string anywhere in the session.
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> > I tried to find out whats "app" in the twig template to find out where
> > "user" comes from but also didn't succeed.
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> > How can I find out in a php template if the user is logged in
> > (authenticated) to show the login/logout button and how can I find out
> > the username?
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> > Any hint is appreciated.
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> the same variable is available in PHP templates: $app->getUser()
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> --
> Christophe | Stof
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