My suggestion would be to set everything up as if you required a username and password; a column in your users table for a id,username,password. On the front end only have a password field for the user to complete.
In your auth controller instead of passing a value into setIdentity($username) from a form, pass the password setIdentity($password); Every user in your users table would have the same value in the username and password column. By doing this each 'user' would be unique as you could assign an id to them. The problem is someone might choose the same password. The way around this would be to make a check when you register a new user or setup a new password that the value is unique. Dont know if thats the best way, but what came to my mind. If it doesnt make sense let me know ill try explain better :) Chris. 2008/4/30 Denis Fohl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi all, > > i'm trying to simplify the authentification process as my client would like > to have only one input field to fill with password. > > As it is documented, the identity column must contain unique values but, in > this case, the identity should be the same for each user. > > Is there a way to do so ? > > Thank you. > > Denis. > > > -- Chris.
