Date: 01/19/00
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Philip Strnad wrote:
> I'm trying to make some variables persistent (using $sess->register())
> after authentication from within my auth class, but this doesn't seem to
> work.
Most likely you forgot to global them. This is a very common error.
> Therefore, I'd like to know if it's appropriate to add elements
> to the $auth->auth array after a user has been authenticated.
This is possible provided that you avoid name clashes with the
Auth class. In fact, Auth_Sql from the CVS does exactly this
to communicate error messages to itself and to provide a permission
value for the Perm class.
Kristian
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