I have implemented some custom authentication within some midgard pages,
but the solution is not very clean. If you do your build authentication
scheme, $midgard->user is not set properly. Also, many functions within
midgard rely on $midgard->user, so you can't use them with your
authentication scheme (i.e. midgard thinks the user is not
authenticated). I would like to see a way to set $midgard->user through
some function so I can support my own authentication scheme and use the
midgard functions.
- MJW
"Charles A. Eads" wrote:
>
> Here's the senerio:
>
> I would like to have a page that either displays:
>
> 1. Your account information if you are logged in.
> 2. A form for account creation if you are not.
>
> For pages where authentication is turned on, I know that I can satisfy #1 by
> checking $midgard->user. However, authentication and this page don't mix
> very well. It requires a login which breaks #2.
>
> Thanks for any insight. By the way, I am running midgarg 1.2.5.
>
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