Re: Creating AuthComponent in 2.0-beta

yes, that's what i mean, but if your returnUrl is not the default loginAction, you don't need to change the loginAction, just set the 'Auth.User' in session, and auth will check authorization for that page. 

On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 11:29 AM, Ben McClure <ben.mcclure@gmail.com> wrote:

After re-reading, I think I understand a little bit better:

So my login method on the site should redirect to SimpleSAML for authentication, specifying whatever page the user was trying to access that required authentication ($this->referer() I suppose) as the ReturnURL, then in my AppController's beforeFilter I set AuthComponent's loginAction to false which should skip directly to checking the user record in the session for authorization to the current page?

Correct me if that's not what you meant, however. Thanks!

Ben

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