Hi all,
I have three realms; customers, resellers and admins. Each auth table
in these realms is not consistent and uses different username_filed
and password_field names. I can't change this.
Now the normal way is to do:
if (
$c-authenticate(
{
Gavin,
Assuming you are using the Authentication plugin, you can define multiple
realm objects, each of which allows you to specify the columns to be used
for username and password. The documentation is pretty good on this one,
and it's working well for me.
On 28 June 2012 21:50, Tim Anderson tja...@gmail.com wrote:
Gavin,
Assuming you are using the Authentication plugin, you can define multiple
realm objects, each of which allows you to specify the columns to be used
for username and password. The documentation is pretty good on this one,
and
That keys in the hash reference you are passing to the authenticate
function should match the keys in your CcAgent model, plus the password
field you defined in your config... something like this:
# Attempt to log the user in
if (
$c-authenticate(
{
On 28 June 2012 23:08, Tim Anderson tja...@gmail.com wrote:
That keys in the hash reference you are passing to the authenticate function
should match the keys in your CcAgent model, plus the password field you
defined in your config... something like this:
# Attempt to log the user in
