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Thank you CroNiX!

I have chosen the 1st option:

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^yourdomain.com
RewriteRule (.*) <a href="http://www.yourdomain.com/$1">http://www.yourdomain.com/$1</a> [R=301,L]

Works as it should to 😊

thank you very much!

see you around 😊
Jaroslav

Hi to everyone and especially to DX Auth author! 😊 Thanks for the lib!

I’ve got a question.

In this example of form validation from the CI documentation the rules set for password field include md5. Its here:

$this->form_validation->set_rules(‘password’, ‘Password’, ‘trim|required|matches[passconf]|md5’);

So when form is repopulated in case of error we get not the password as is in the appropriate field, but a md5 of it. I believed it’s done with intention of adding security for such private user data as password.
But when I tried to implement the same “md5” rule for my password field while using DX Auth I got the situation that a password saved in DB is this md5 of original password and not password itself. So basically I cannot login with my original password, but can do it with md5 of it.

Can anyone point a solution to leave this md5 validation rule and still get “normal” password in DB? Or don’t I need this additional md5 rule at all?

I got it to work. The DX_Auth library seemed not to be able to load the config file because of a fault (I think) in the code. The problem was solved when I changed line 35 from:
$this->ci->load->config(‘dx_auth’);

into:
$this->ci->config->load(‘dx_auth’);

When I used the captchas, I only saw the box asking for the code, I didn’t see any image at all, so I just turned it off.

I had the same issue. The problem was solved by removing the dot from the captcha’s file name. To do this, I altered system/plugins/captcha_pi.php. At line 246, I changed

$now = ((float)$usec + (float)$sec);

into

$now = ((int)$usec + (int)$sec);

Hello guys,

I am editing this post to say that I love the library !

Thank you !  Very simple code and lots of features !

Thank you!

I have a question for you guys…

I am making a management app…  first time using CI…

I want to make so that the user cant do anything in the system without being logged in…

I am doing like this:

if ($this->dx_auth->is_logged_in())   
        {
          MY CODE COMES HERE
        }
       else  
        {   
            redirect('auth');   
        }

I am adding this to EVERY function… is there a simple way to do the checking ?

thanks

Hello guys,

I am editing this post to say that I love the library !

Thank you !  Very simple code and lots of features !

Thank you!

I have a question for you guys…

I am making a management app…  first time using CI…

I want to make so that the user cant do anything in the system without being logged in…

I am doing like this:

if ($this->dx_auth->is_logged_in())   
        {
          MY CODE COMES HERE
        }
       else  
        {   
            redirect('auth');   
        }

I am adding this to EVERY function… is there a simple way to do the checking ?

thanks

hello, try something like:

class main extends Controller {

    function main()
    {
        parent::Controller();
            if (!$this->dx_auth->is_logged_in())   
            {   
                redirect('auth');   
            }    
    }
        function index() {
            echo 'logged in';
        }
        function test() {
            echo 'logged in';
        }
}

good luck!

/me loves this library too:)

Hi again every one.

It seems nobody’s going to answer my previous post, but it’s ok. 😊 I’m not complaining! 😉

I’ve got new question instead!

Guys, can anyone help me and point me to the instruction of how do I set permissions on uri basis?! I just don’t get it!!! :(

Here is my situation:
I’ve got 2 roles (admin and user). I’ve got controller with various functions. I’ve got “$this->dx_auth->check_uri_permissions();” string in constructor of this controller. I want to set uri permission for user role so that all users can access this controller and all it’s functions. How can I set this permissions?

I don’t need back end. All I need is to set it once and forget about it. I tried to do it by manually running the following function:

function test_set_perm()
    {
        // Load model  
        $this->load->model('dx_auth/permissions', 'permissions');

        $allowed_uris = explode("\n", '/shoplist/');

        $this->permissions->set_permission_value(1, 'uri', $allowed_uris);
    }

But it doesn’t work.

What should I do?

hi every one, I’ve got a problem with DX_Auth and captcha : I always have a captcha expired error.

Any idea ?

Thanks for your help !

Hi again every one.

It seems nobody’s going to answer my previous post, but it’s ok. 😊 I’m not complaining! 😉

I’ve got new question instead!

Guys, can anyone help me and point me to the instruction of how do I set permissions on uri basis?! I just don’t get it!!! :(

Here is my situation:
I’ve got 2 roles (admin and user). I’ve got controller with various functions. I’ve got “$this->dx_auth->check_uri_permissions();” string in constructor of this controller. I want to set uri permission for user role so that all users can access this controller and all it’s functions. How can I set this permissions?

I don’t need back end. All I need is to set it once and forget about it. I tried to do it by manually running the following function:

function test_set_perm()
    {
        // Load model  
        $this->load->model('dx_auth/permissions', 'permissions');

        $allowed_uris = explode("\n", '/shoplist/');

        $this->permissions->set_permission_value(1, 'uri', $allowed_uris);
    }

But it doesn’t work.

What should I do?

Try accessing http://www.your-site.com/backend/uri_permissions/ this is the built-in interface to deal with permissions. I think that’s what you looking for.

hi every one, I’ve got a problem with DX_Auth and captcha : I always have a captcha expired error.

Any idea ?

Thanks for your help !

That’s Ok, it was due to a <link> tag pointing to a bad stylesheet in my header!

How do I register a user as an admin when the user is registering?

Try accessing http://www.your-site.com/backend/uri_permissions/ this is the built-in interface to deal with permissions. I think that’s what you looking for.

Thank you for the reply. I’ve already solved the problem (partly by doing exactly what you said).

could somebody explain to me permissions vs. roles and give me some examples?

and the roles and parent roles if possible

Thanks in advance.

Quick question:

If I have performance in mind, I should use is_role instead of check_uri_permissions since it doesn’t use any queries yes?