I just store it in plain text. The pages that need the user to be
logged in is of a special page type, checking the session. Also, the
controllers in my custom extension checks for login. That way, there
is no reason to encrypt the cookie data in any way, it is just a
display thing, not for
Hey Casper,
Do you just store the name and association_name in the cookie in plain
text or is there some facility that you use to encrypt the data..?
-Chris
On 26-Aug-08, at 10:06 AM, Casper Fabricius wrote:
Hi Vincent,
I've done with Javascript reading login information from a cookie
l
Hi Vincent,
I've done with Javascript reading login information from a cookie like
this:
http://pastie.org/260306
Cheers,
Casper
(Cookie is a util object, btw, it's not built into javascript)
On 26/08/2008, at 18:46, Christopher Dwan wrote:
Hi Vincent,
I ran into this just the other day
Hi Vincent,
I ran into this just the other day myself and I've done some digging.
In theory you could override a method in SiteController and use it to
pass the current user to @page after find_page() happens.. You would
have to disable the cache in that case and make sure the page is
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