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Myth:Auth redirecting does not work - ahmadsiddeeq0 - 08-08-2021
hi i installed myth:auth library . every thing works but when i go to login page after i successfully logged in it should redirec me to the root uri and not showing the login form ?
is it a bug or it is something that i have to implement , some times it works sometimes it does not !!!
RE: Myth:Auth redirecting does not work - paliz - 08-08-2021
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use filter to redirect to anothor ctl
https://codeigniter4.github.io/userguide/incoming/filters.html
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RE: Myth:Auth redirecting does not work - ikesela - 08-08-2021
you can force redirect at AuthController.php
look at => function attemptLogin()
RE: Myth:Auth redirecting does not work - InsiteFX - 08-09-2021
For any of the Auth systems out there you should use a filter to redirect to another controller.
RE: Myth:Auth redirecting does not work - ahmadsiddeeq0 - 08-09-2021
(08-08-2021, 10:55 AM)paliz Wrote: [quote pid="389194" dateline="1628427049"]
use filter to redirect to anothor ctl
https://codeigniter4.github.io/userguide/incoming/filters.html
[/quote]
i just want to know if this is normal or should i make it by my self
RE: Myth:Auth redirecting does not work - ahmadsiddeeq0 - 08-09-2021
(08-08-2021, 12:40 PM)ikesela Wrote: you can force redirect at AuthController.php
look at => function attemptLogin()
so that is normal right
RE: Myth:Auth redirecting does not work - ahmadsiddeeq0 - 08-09-2021
(08-09-2021, 12:53 AM)InsiteFX Wrote: For any of the Auth systems out there you should use a filter to redirect to another controller.
oh i see beacuse i thought the auth will do it automatically
RE: Myth:Auth redirecting does not work - InsiteFX - 08-10-2021
It will go back to the page that called it like home.
Or use a named route and route_to