ign_password_protect

igner · 2007-03-30 18:49:51

depends on whether you want to nest or not. It’s not a bad process, though.

mrdale · 2007-03-30 18:55:21

Ok figured out how to use mem_self_register, which is great.

>igner
I’d just want a category “userName” to be placed under a “users” parent category.

igner · 2007-03-30 18:59:00

Email me off list…

feragnoli · 2007-04-05 14:06:47

hello igner, I was wondering if it is possible to create a custom login form in order to customize the “action” field in the html form.
I’m trying to hide part of articles content from not registered users on a site using the MLP plugin.

that plugin generates a url of this kind: mysite.com/language/section/article
the form produced by ign_password_protect has an action value like: section/article (that’s probably why I get logged out after submitting zem_contact_forms too…).
is somehow possible to set an action like: current url or self?

hope you have the answer..!

thank you for your work.

igner · 2007-04-05 17:02:24

actually, the login form does use the current URI, minus any query string, as the target. I’m not really familiar with the MLP plugin – can you point me to a link, and I’ll take a look.

feragnoli · 2007-04-05 17:41:26

do you mean a link on my site?
it’s still on my local machine, if you meant a link of to the MLP plugin here’s the forum post .

maybe something with the MLP pluigin url rewrite?

igner · 2007-04-05 18:26:42

yeah, I meant link to the plugin; I was just being lazy and didn’t want to have to track it down myself. Thanks…I’ll take a look at how it’s doing the rewrite.

feragnoli · 2007-04-09 19:41:38

hello Igner, I have a question: how does the plugin check the current user?
what it happens, apparently, is that the log-in procedure is valid only for a direct form submission.
example: I log in on page mysite.com/section/something and if I go one directory up to mysite.com/section I have to log-in again when I come back on mysite.com/section/something.
Is the validation not session-related? doesn’t it set any cookie?

thank you.

feragnoli · 2007-04-18 14:03:57

hello, again.
are you still following this plugin? I’m not sure whether that used to happen with older versions of it.
Yet, at any page reload, the plugin logs me out, even just reloading without anything appended to the actual URI.
maybe has to do with the no-cache?

igner · 2007-04-18 14:41:51

yes – I’m still following it, just insanely busy in the real world, preparing for a move.

the plugin uses a cookie (ign_user) for subsequent authentication; if the cookie’s not getting created for some reason, that could explain the behaviour you’re seeing.

If you can send me a link / login offlist, I can take a quick look and see if that’s what’s happening.

FireFusion · 2007-04-19 15:44:17

Would it be easy to export all my user data?

I need to switch a project to ExpressionEngine, which does have a user import feature. It imports data in XML or a list format. I set the plug-in to use a separate database table.

igner · 2007-04-19 16:26:23

@FireFusion
there’s no existing facility in the plugin, but it’d be relatively simple to dump out using phpMyAdmin or the rss_db_manager plugin.

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