Re: Authentication against 2 different user tables

What happens if you want to have a user that is both, a member and an
Agent?

On Nov 22, 11:31 am, Johannes <fernerjohan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to set up a new project, using CakePHP 1.3 and have one big
> problem.
>
> I have set up all the tables i need, but i have 2 "user-tables" called
> users and agents.
> I want to set up 2 different login sites, one for the users and one
> for the agents (who have more or the less CRUD-Gui for the items they
> are linked with).
>
> But i have no clue, how to tell cake, that only "agents" have access
> to the administration an not all the users.
> ---> Would one table "users" with acl be the best way?
>
> there is also one other thing, i have the tables:
> agents
> agents_events       -----> "administrating"
> agents_locations    -----> "administrating"
> users
> users_event          -----> "attending"
> locations_users     -----> "bookmarked"
>
> this is very convenient, because i have the agents and the users baked
> in their own controller, which i wouldn't have if the agents and users
> would be in one table, the problem is, that the agents and users have
> different actions & fields in the database.
>
> Is there an best-practice-way to have at least 2 different
> loginsystems? (e.g. Frontend / Backenduser) ?
>
> LG.
> Jo

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