Basically you want to share the session.
I have tried something like this (maybe a bit unsecured thought), in
your link you can pass an argument 'sessid:xxxxxxx' ..You can get the
value using Session->id();
On the different application, in beforeFilter, you can do :
if(isset($this->params['named']['sessid']))
{
// we restore the session for the underwriter uploading
$this->Session->id($this->params['named']['sessid']);
$this->Session->activate('/');
}
As I said might a a security issue, you could also check by storing
session in DB and share the DB accross applications
hth
On Jun 24, 6:53 pm, Infinite Knight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just curious... This may have been asked before but I missed it in my
> searches... I am designing a multi-site app, where each sub-site is a
> seperate app, but yet part of the larger core... The following layout
> is what I am after, any pointers to such would be helpful...
>
> http://www.domain.com(All users start / login here)
>
> Once logged in, a user will see a menu show up on the right or left,
> depending on the theme they have set in their preferences, that will
> allow them to access the sub-apps, such as:
>
> http://sub1.domain.comhttp://sub2.domain.comhttp://sub3.domain.com
> etc...
>
> If the user tries to directly access one of the sub-apps, the system
> should re-route them back tohttp://www.domain.comto login...
>
> While at first look this should be simple, (and is, if I were using
> one single DB), but since I am using a DB per sub-app, so I can take
> entire sites / DBs offline periodically for optimization, maintance,
> etc, not to mention keep from having a gigabyte sized DB to work on, I
> need a way to reference data from the core site's DB to user data in
> the sub-app's DB...
>
> Right now, I have my cake libraries installed under /home/user/cake,
> and each sub-app is installed as:
> /home/user/public_html/sub1/app
> /home/user/public_html/sub2/app
> /home/user/public_html/sub3/app
> etc...
>
> The root site (http://www.domain.com) is installed as: /home/user/
> public_html/app
>
> That part I have running right... So now I just need to share the
> login status... Since all sites use the same basic theme / user
> preferences data, what I am thinking is having Cake reference the root
> site's DB to get the user preference data from the Users table, then
> switching to it's own DB and using the user's ID from the gathered
> preference data to reference a local user table that contains the
> extra items specific to that site...
>
> Or is there a better way?
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