Arne,
Good to see you got the other stuff going, I just replied so I guess
you can ignore that :)
Use $this->Auth->allow("*") to allow access to all actions, or $this-
>Auth->allow("foo", "bar") to allow access to the foo and bar actions
of the current controller.
Your login handler is allowed access no matter what.
Sean
On Nov 9, 11:34 pm, Arne-Kolja Bachstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> regarding to my auth problem again (got it working now) just a quick
> question: Is the allow() method not working at all or do i
> misunderstand something? When using $this->Auth->allow() it seems to
> disallow something within my login handler even when allowing login,
> logout and such explicitely. So if I allow() login, login can get
> viewed, but doesnt query the database. When not using allow() at all,
> login and logout do work (think its standard behaviour to allow those
> two functions).
>
> But how can only a part of the login function be disallowed? Is it a
> bug, is it a feature, is it just weird?
>
> Best regards
>
> Arne
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