Jeff Peterson wrote:
Why not just use PAS or Cookie Crumbler? ;-)
I guess I could look at that...I am having to authenticate against an
existing database of usernames and passwords so I just wrote it myself.
Eee gads, if your existing database is relational, SimpleUserFolder
makes it trivia
Jeff Peterson wrote at 2006-6-26 15:04 -0500:
>I have a page template that calls a couple of scripts at the beginning,
>they are setting session objects and redirecting to a login screen if
>certain session objects don't exist. I am pulling in a macro to display
>the content for this page. Whe
Chris Withers wrote:
Jeff Peterson wrote:
I have a page template that calls a couple of scripts at the
beginning, they are setting session objects and redirecting to a
login screen if certain session objects don't exist.
Why not just use PAS or Cookie Crumbler? ;-)
I guess I could look at t
Jeff Peterson wrote:
I have a page template that calls a couple of scripts at the beginning,
they are setting session objects and redirecting to a login screen if
certain session objects don't exist.
Why not just use PAS or Cookie Crumbler? ;-)
the content for this page. When the macro is r
I have a page template that calls a couple of scripts at the beginning,
they are setting session objects and redirecting to a login screen if
certain session objects don't exist. I am pulling in a macro to display
the content for this page. When the macro is rendered, the scripts fail
to oper
