Gotta chime in with Oldcity on this one: I’ve done the same, getting rid of the multiple model load and initial upper-casing the references to the model throughout (as per the CI user guide), and it fixed all my problems. Well, my freakauth related ones anyway…

Also it got rid of the need to load the model in the constructor. Be great if this could be in the next release, Dan..?

I’m using PHP4.4.4 as well : you lucky PHP5 people don’t have the same problem, I checked by flipping between the two in MAMP.

I’m planning a release at the beginning of next week fixing this PHP4 issue, Iksander, grahack and wolfear layout fixes, and some other minor stuff.

...I’ve just been on CI SWIFT MAILER today: did you check it out?

+ another candy for CI lovers will come soon: stay tuned!

By the way, a small typo at site/admin/users/add

passoword:

should be password:

And I just have to say, excellent, excellent job with this complex script.

I’ll try to do my best!

Just please don’t blame me I’ll forget to correct some typos!

first i have to thank for the errorfixing (1139/1196)
i guess i have another issue:
i used another prefix for my tables (not ci_ or fa_) -> i used ktr_ for some reasons
the first thing was that the installer didnt recognizes that - so i simply executed the original sql file
in my database. than it works
internally it uses my tables (with ktr_)

that should be fixed

Did you change the prefix of ci_sessions to ktr_session?

I hard coded ci_sessions (instead of $this->config->item(‘sess_table_name’ ) at line 81 of installer.php)

I’ll fix it.

Dan

Next one:
In the FreakAuth Administration Console could be a list for all “users” with a new field for the role.
I added an “Editor” and it only appears in the database… but not in any list.

so you could simplify your controllers (isnt users.php similar like admin.php ??)

The role field it’s already there in version 1.0.2-BETA.

If you log in as ‘superadmin’ you should be able to see all roles, while if you log in as admin, you should see all roles but ‘superadmin’ and ‘admin’.

Don’t you have it?

alexpetri - 28 February 2007 04:27 PM

so you could simplify your controllers (isnt users.php similar like admin.php ??)

I agree, but this ‘doubling’ keeps things more tidy.
If you like you can merge them.

Dan

@oldcity: I didn’t mean to sound assertive about what should be right or wrong (I know it came off that way). My original intent with the post was to more or less question why that would solve the problem… as it seems odd to me that it would solve it (like you said, it is a moot point as it is fixed…).

Trivial…

I have a question about integrating freakauth in my application
its a normal html site with (simplified) 2 columns (content and sidebar)

i want to have the loginbox in the sidebar on every page/controller
but i dont know how to implement that. can anyone give me a hint to do that?

There is an helper for this:

in your view (or in the controller assigning it to a variable) use the displayLoginForm() helper (it’s in application/helpers/freakauth_light_helper.php)

thx for the hint. but it passes only an array:

Hi guys,

I needed to fetch the user_name of another user than the one connected.
Found nothing simple in the model.

I did this trick in the helper, but I’m sure that there is a better way.

Ideas ?

Dan, what do you think about starting a new thread for the next release ?
This one is huge.
Forget my idea if you want to break the highest score.

@alexpetri
Cool…. we found another small thing to implement!

Try to change that helper function in application/helpers/freakauth_light_helper.php to:

Maybe you will need to duplicate the login form view in order to work properly for your needs.

Dan

[EDIT] this is a temporary solution(not sure it works): I’ll fix this in next release

danfreak - 01 March 2007 07:28 AM

function displayLoginForm()
{
    $obj =& get_instance();
    $obj->lang->load('freakauth');
    return $obj->load->view($obj->config->item('FAL_login_view'));
}

don’t we need the second parameter (true) here for $obj->load->view() ; ?