[phplib] Two Login Possibilities? From: A Lohla (alohla <email protected>)
Date: 05/12/00

I'm trying to put authentication on my website such that
two login options always exist:

1) The user can login with a "mini-form" found on the side of every page,
whereby, using a Login button, the user is authenticated and the same page
is re-displayed with the login form having been removed.

The user has then been authenticated for every following page they wish to
view. If the user's login failed, either a "failed login" page should be
shown or an error message on the redisplayed page.

2) If the user does not use the mini-form before trying to view a page
requiring authentication, a login page should intercept the effort, before
the desired page can be shown.
. . . . . .
Currently, I am using default authentication to alter the view of each page,
i.e., whether to display the login mini-form or the logout button. After
this, however, is it possible to transform the My_Default_Auth "auth" object
that I've saved, into a regular My_Auth, to prevent the real protected pages
from being shown to a nobody user?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ande Lohla
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