What are you talking about here? "By default you would not go through the
login
action before Auth will do, so your code is useless"
Did you read the recipe? If so, you'll learn that the intention is to handle
the login *AFTER*
the Auth component processed and found no valid credentials, thus DEFAULTING
to your
controller action.
Try this yourself:
class UsersController extends AppController {
public $components = array('Auth');
public function login() {
if (
!empty($this->data) &&
!empty($this->Auth->data['User']['username']) &&
!empty($this->Auth->data['User']['password'])
) {
echo 'I should test this stuff before posting ;)';
$this->_stop();
}
}
}
And then try logging in specifying user and password, but using a wrong
username and/or wrong password.
On Wednesday, April 13, 2011 10:17:15 PM UTC-3, francky06l wrote:
>
> It mainly depend of the Auth setting. By default you would not go
> trough the login action before Auth will do, so your code is useless
> since Auth will handle the login before your login code (when $this-
> >data is not empty).
>
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