Re: CakePHP 2.0 authentication(login) without ctp files but other types

I got it worked!

But not only the problem of table fields(even though `password` field is required with hashed value).

The main problem is the html file.

Let me say, I have input elements which their values of `name` attribute are `email` and `password`.

But I have tried half a day to look over through the ctp way from source code those generated at runtime, in which are `data[User][email]` and `data[User][password]`.

So, I change my attribute values in the html file to the `data[User][xxxx]` format, works like a charm \^o^/

Thanks for you all help.

Best regards, tech_me.

On Thursday, February 12, 2015 at 5:27:00 AM UTC+9, John Andersen wrote:

Ah, I see your problem :)

Please ensure that your users table has at least these columns:
id, username, password

The id column is just the primary key for the table and CakePHP uses the id to identify records in the table.

Auth will use the username and password columns to identify the user who logs in.

Yes, password should be 40 characters long when using that password hasher.

Please correct your users table and see if it now solves your issue. Please also inform back here so other having the same issue may know.

Thanks and enjoy, John


On Wednesday, 11 February 2015 10:06:16 UTC+2, tech_me wrote:

Hi John,

Sorry for replying late.

I have been very busing recently and have less time to continue on this issue.

Today I make some time to try your solution, got a good result and a bad one:

- GOOD

`passwordHasher`, yes, it worked.

It saved hashed password(123) against id(1001) to my table, which is **f034a6b0709eb2b2bd1b2eb47987ab6e334ca7a6**(40 chars?!)

- BAD

Nothing changed, `$this->Auth->login()` still returning `false`. 

ADDITIONAL

I have two input elements in my html(with PHPTAL), theirs `name` attributes are `username` and `password`,

while there are `id` and 'password' fields in my table.

So

`

...

'authenticate' => array(

                            'Form' => array('userModel' => 'User',

                                    'fields' => array('username' => 'id',

                                            'password' => 'password'))),

...

`

is there anything incorrect?

Thank you, tech_me

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