okay that works.
now its time to rewrite the whole auth controller to fit my purposes

grahack - 01 March 2007 08:35 AM

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() ; ?

If you use it directlly in the VIEW NO

if you use it in a controller and you pass it to the VIEW assigning it to a variable YES

@alex: if I am understanding correctly - you are over complicating it… All you need to do is build a login form (two input boxes, one text other psswrd, and a submit button) that submits to the auth.php script (you can put this login box in a fragment view that loads as your sidebar). In your auth.php script if you go down to the _login() function, and look for where the views and $data[‘page’] is being loaded and set, you can simply adjust them to redirect for your needs.

Hope that helps ya!

Good Day!

First of all FAL is really promising!

I’m currently developing on a localhost my box has no capability to send email for activation. so i used the add user function in the admin panel but it seems that it is not working?

garri - 02 March 2007 01:01 AM

Good Day!

First of all FAL is really promising!

I’m currently developing on a localhost my box has no capability to send email for activation. so i used the add user function in the admin panel but it seems that it is not working?

I guess you are running PHP4. If Yesyou have 2 solutions to sort out your problem:

a) turn custom user_profile OFF in the application/config/freakauth_light.php

b) have a look to what the gang suggested in this forum @page 18

I hope this helps!

PS: to enable mailing in your localhost on Wondows open your php.ini file and find the below stuff and change it to suit your internet provider smtp config

How can I remember the password and login so the user can log on automatically?

there’s a thing about it that i don’t like ... don’t know if anyone else has complained yet and honestly i’m too lazy to read 20 pages

Part of the Documentation:
NB: just comma separated WITHOUT SPACES
RIGHT—> ‘user,admin’
WRONG—> ‘user, admin’

i haven’t looked at your code but i imagine you just explode it ... if so, just do something like

-> improved usability with just one line of code

cheers

Good suggestion Clemens!

Will be in next release!

Dan

Clemens - 02 March 2007 10:54 PM

-> improved usability with just one line of code

cheers

Sometime, as you can understand, when I concentrate in new code additions, I’ll look in functionality and testing it, so I can miss some detail like in this case: this is the case in which your contributions, like Clemens one, come in great!

I am getting this error when I try to go to the forgotten password or register pages:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function imagettftext() in /mnt/w0703/d14/s24/b028dad5/www/smashedcampus.com/SmashedCI/system/libraries/Image_lib.php on line 1077

You need GD and FreeType installed in your PHP installation.
Are you sure they are ?

No, I don’t think they are. Just ImageMagick.

Is there a way around this?—I’m moving to another host/server in a few weeks but I need this working asap.

Thanks!

codelearn - 05 March 2007 12:41 PM

No, I don’t think they are. Just ImageMagick.

Security code images are created on the server, wheter ImageMagick is installed on YOUR computer or not.

Is there a way around this?—I’m moving to another host/server in a few weeks but I need this working asap.
Thanks!

Just ask your host !
Those image creations are ressources consuming, that’s why they’re not often in cheap hosts installations.
Who is your host? Is it a well know site? Do you need captchas asap? or just authentication?

Just authentication—where would I turn off captchas?

NVM, found it.

EDIT:

Now that I’ve found the captchas and turned them off, I am getting redirected back to the main site whenever I click the forgot password or register link. Any ideas?

If you are at all interested codelearn - I created an XML configuration mod that uses a GUI in the admin backend to edit and update those specific settings. It is PHP5 only, and the XML file as yet is unsecure - I am working on securing the XML file using mcrypt or something of the sort (havn’t begun work on it yet though)...

As to your question: ensure you did not turn off registration as well as CAPTCHA - if registration is turned off it is supposed to redirect you to the home page. Can’t quite say about forgotten password - havn’t looked at that code much…

codelearn - 05 March 2007 01:50 PM

Just authentication—where would I turn off captchas?

NVM, found it.

EDIT:

Now that I’ve found the captchas and turned them off, I am getting redirected back to the main site whenever I click the forgot password or register link. Any ideas?

Try to logout and it should work.
You get redirected because it makes no sense that you are logged in and you have forgotten your password, or yu wanna register.

Dan