[phplib] Re: separate login form From: Matthew Leingang (leingang <email protected>)
Date: 10/17/00

> Still confused

So am I...can you rephrase the question?

If you want to bail out of a login (for instance, if a default-auth user
stumbles on a page with higher privileges), look at the cancel_login
member of the auth class. That gives you a variable name which, if set,
will interrupt the login process.

If that is not your question please give an example of what you want to
do.

HTH,
Matt

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On Tue, 17 Oct 2000 giancarlo <email protected> wrote:

> The actual login form is produced by the auth object whenever needed.
> This is useful 'cause by simply including tha auth object you get a
> login prompt anywhere the user has not authenticated yet.
>
> But the 'nobody' stuff then doesn't allow to resign from logging in or
> registering.
>
> So, if I wanted to have a well separate, stand alone login form, let's
> say a well defined page somewhere under the document root, what should
> it look like?
> What should be the 'action' tag for it? What functions would the
> 'action' script call to validate the input data?
>
>
> Giancarlo
>

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