Re: [Radiant] Redirecting a user after login
Hi Joshua, thank you for getting back! I am not using any authentication library or plugin. I was hoping to use the user and session model that Radiant provides, but I may be missing something, or maybe the Rails way to do it would be something else? Again, any pointers would be appreciated. Thanks! Hans On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 3:25 AM, Joshua Jose Pecson jovhenn...@gmail.com wrote: Did you use a plugin or gem in your login? or you created your own?...I'm using AuthLogic as a solution to that I just need to put require_user in my Application Controller. Look at this link: https://github.com/binarylogic/authlogic_example 2011/9/14 Hans Hübner hans.hueb...@gmail.com Hi, I'm new to Rails, and I may be approaching this from the wrong angle: I am running an internal blog using radiant CMS which I use for daily status reports. In order to make posting as painless as possible, I have created a HTML form that creates a new page with several hidden fields (for title, slug, breadcrumb) initialized by client-side javascript. Only a textarea and a submit button is presented to the user, and the content is automatically considered to be markdown. The Javascript also checks that a authenticity_token is present (rendered into the page by a custom extension). This works well if I am logged in. If I am not logged in, I would like to be redirected to the /admin/login (?) page by my JavaScript and then back to the custom page. What would be an easy way to achive that? Should I rather create my own login page? Any hints, pointers, guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Hans
[Radiant] Redirecting a user after login
Hi, I'm new to Rails, and I may be approaching this from the wrong angle: I am running an internal blog using radiant CMS which I use for daily status reports. In order to make posting as painless as possible, I have created a HTML form that creates a new page with several hidden fields (for title, slug, breadcrumb) initialized by client-side javascript. Only a textarea and a submit button is presented to the user, and the content is automatically considered to be markdown. The Javascript also checks that a authenticity_token is present (rendered into the page by a custom extension). This works well if I am logged in. If I am not logged in, I would like to be redirected to the /admin/login (?) page by my JavaScript and then back to the custom page. What would be an easy way to achive that? Should I rather create my own login page? Any hints, pointers, guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Hans
Re: [Radiant] Redirecting a user after login
Did you use a plugin or gem in your login? or you created your own?...I'm using AuthLogic as a solution to that I just need to put require_user in my Application Controller. Look at this link: https://github.com/binarylogic/authlogic_example 2011/9/14 Hans Hübner hans.hueb...@gmail.com Hi, I'm new to Rails, and I may be approaching this from the wrong angle: I am running an internal blog using radiant CMS which I use for daily status reports. In order to make posting as painless as possible, I have created a HTML form that creates a new page with several hidden fields (for title, slug, breadcrumb) initialized by client-side javascript. Only a textarea and a submit button is presented to the user, and the content is automatically considered to be markdown. The Javascript also checks that a authenticity_token is present (rendered into the page by a custom extension). This works well if I am logged in. If I am not logged in, I would like to be redirected to the /admin/login (?) page by my JavaScript and then back to the custom page. What would be an easy way to achive that? Should I rather create my own login page? Any hints, pointers, guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Hans
