Re: Preventing error message on initial forceLogin

On 07/07/2005, at 1:25 PM, Arnaud Limbourg wrote:
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> Hi,
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> Can you rephrase that ? I'm not sure I understand.
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This is prob unconventional what I have done

http://www.electroteque.org/pear/LiveUser/

Login.php is what is called from the login script. This allows for the 
login form to post to php self . Init is called in the constructor 
which sets up the current class as the dispatcher events class. get is 
called which does callbacks to the varioues methods ;) Onlogin it does 
stuff and goes to the index of the protected area.

Events.php is what the protected pages use, null is set for the 
username and pass in init, because we are not calling the login page in 
this dispatcher class due to the fact that my page classes use a post 
callback method so the login form cant post to itself here. Forcelogin 
here forces a logout and the postlogout method returns to the login 
form.


Now when I go directly to the login form it comes up with an error even 
before the credentials are entered which my client had an issue with 
and got confused about. If i goto a protected area which does the 
logout and returns to the login form it does the same error without 
trying to login. So was wondering if there was ways around this ?