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Can i check userlogin in construct ? - bobykurniawan - 11-27-2014 PHP Code: class Admin extends CI_Controller { Up there is my script, i'm trying to check the user login in function __construct. It's working fine, but is it 'in the right way'? RE: Can i check userlogin in construct ? - sv3tli0 - 11-27-2014 Its ok if you need the client to be logged for all methods inside this controller.. RE: Can i check userlogin in construct ? - bobykurniawan - 11-28-2014 Thank you for your answer RE: Can i check userlogin in construct ? - unodepiera - 11-28-2014 (11-27-2014, 03:46 AM)bobykurniawan Wrote: I think the best way is to use hooks, tutorial in spanish(http://uno-de-piera.com/uso-de-hooks-en-codeigniter), regards. RE: Can i check userlogin in construct ? - bobykurniawan - 11-28-2014 i can't read in spanish haha RE: Can i check userlogin in construct ? - sv3tli0 - 11-29-2014 Hooks v 2.2 http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/general/hooks.html Hooks v 3.0 http://www.codeigniter.com/userguide3/general/hooks.html I personally prefer extending the CI Controller instead of using a hook about this but it can be a solution if you decide to use it. RE: Can i check userlogin in construct ? - ivantcholakov - 11-29-2014 CI_Controller -> Base_Admin_Controller (implement here the user check) -> Admin (the called by the router controller) AJAX requests may also require authentication, for this case I create lighter Base_Admin_Ajax_Controller, with user check again. |