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In the constructor you’re redirecting to the login page if not logged in.  Are you sure the user is logged in?

In the constructor you’re redirecting to the login page if not logged in.  Are you sure the user is logged in?

Yes it’s logged in because I use the same in another controllers and works fine :-(

Are you overwriting the session values anywhere?

I would inspect the session and make sure it looks right.

Also, make sure your session cookie name doesnt have an underscore as that can cause issues with CI’s session lib.

Hi Edmuns, see here:

session_id   e7c7b4364b5fcd5f9cdf3e12ae047d5a
ip_address   192.168.2.106
user_agent   Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1) AppleWebKit/537.11 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/23.0.1271.97 Safari/537.11
last_activity   1355426695
user_data   
identity   .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
username   administrator
email   .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
user_id   1
old_last_login   1355411427
userCount   1
userSort   id_autor
userDirection   desc
author_id   44339

Ths is my session data

Looks good, as a test comment out that redirect code in the constructor and see what happens.

Looks good, as a test comment out that redirect code in the constructor and see what happens.

You mean this:

if (!$this->ion_auth->logged_in()) {
     //redirect('auth/login');
}

The view ‘author/updateauthor’ is showed as should be without problems (I´m executing update() method which is the one causing the problem)

Post your Mauthor model.

Here http://pastebin.com/VfPzi7JG

Your model looks good.  Is there anywhere else that you are redirecting?  If not I would try commenting out that code in the constructor to see if thats the issue.

No I’ just redirecting in the constructor and if I comment the code in the constructor then any can enter to the controller and I don’t want that. You said “try commenting out that code in the constructor” which code? which constructor?

Comment out

if (!$this->ion_auth->logged_in()) {
     //redirect('auth/login');
}

I know it’ll leave it open, this is just a test to make sure this is the issue.

I test earlier and say you works fine, see this post http://ellislab.com/forums/viewreply/1044075/

There’s no way the update model you’re calling is doing that as far as I can see.  You might have to step through and put some debugging code in the logged_in() method to see what’s up…

Sorry but I really cant tell what’s up so you’ll need to just troubleshoot it.

Lol, nvm, works of some reason now ^^

Hi Ben,

Loving ion auth!

Went through the docs but couldn’t find any information on my problem..

To add a user I’m not using the ion auth forms. My co-worker made the front end part and I’m having problems creating the sha1 passwords. I turned off the salt but it still doesn’t seem to work.

Any help would be greatly appreciated 😊