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[eluser]Basketcasesoftware[/eluser]
@kilishan - Will definitely do that. Right now trying to tweak thing to use the Auth library for client log in. This is a full fledged store front that has an optional membership. That means I need to find a way to access the members name (not the email address), for a "Hello, Mr. X" message if they log in, and a way to allow the public to create their own accounts without administrative intervention. I've had to create a Semiauthenticated_Controller class that differs by only omitting the $this->auth->restrict(); line. The Authenticated_Controller class forces a log in which wouldn't do on the home page, yet I need a log in ability on that front page. Logging out is simple enough as is logging in an existing user. Trying to get their name and creating a safe, public method of account creation isn't as trivial yet. Edit: Oh, yeah. Found the member name function in Auth. ![]() Edit: Oh, wow! My name is now "1"! |
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