Thanks for your relpy On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 07:08:19AM -0800, Peter Jönsson wrote: > Why not insert a onLoginFailureRedir="[url]" attribute to the <imap> tag? Or > have the login status set to a variable available inside the tag so that you > could do: <if variable="_.imapLoginStatus is ok">...do stuff...</if><else>Oh! > you must have slipped on the keys today :)</else> > > There might of course be more cases that would trigger the > <else><redirect/></else> code (imap server unavailable etc etc) so I'll guess > it would be better to handle the failed login a bit more specifik than just > in an <else> statement.
The question was wether use a container or not. The <else> code is choosen because other modules behave in the same way (like vform and emit). If I choose a container, and login fails the module should not execute it's contents. If I don't use a container, there needs to be some kind of mechanism to check if the credentials match or not using solmnly an if-plugin would be weird at best, a redirect tag would work however but can also limit the webprogrammers freedom. > > To your second question it really would be good to have several > connections/read several accounts on one page/in one session. Great if you > care to go beyond your own business case and make it more generic ;) I think that this would rule out the container variant Regards, Marc
