Re: User Authentication with 2 different tables

Hi Marius,

I guess best is you use two authentication objects.
Didn't try the following, but it should give you an idea:

public $components = array(      'Auth' => array(          'authenticate' => array(              'WebUserForm' => array(                  'fields' => array('username' => 'username')              ),              'AdminUserForm' => array(                  'fields' => array('username' => 'adminname')              )          )      )  );

Where both authentication objects inherit from the Form Auth component.

Greetings
Marc

On Wednesday, July 10, 2013 1:45:44 PM UTC+2, Marius Heil wrote:

Hello,

what's the best approach for the following?:

I have normal web users and admin users, admin users

I need the admin users to stay in a different database than the webusers

My admin users and web users have a different table structure that I do not want to merge.

So I basically just want authentication and authorization with those two tables, what should I do?

Thanks,
Marius

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