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Nick
Posted: 11/03/2003, 6:11 AM

Dear all,

what would be the "clean" way to override functions (e.g. CCUserLogin) in common.php? I want to use my own login backend, yet if I do modify common.php CCS doesn't update it anymore.

Thanks in advance for any clues,

Nick
Steve Kitchen
Posted: 11/03/2003, 6:25 AM

Hi Nick,

CCS should only stop updating the common functions that you have modified (where the background is white rather than grey).
I frequently modify CCUserLogin, CCUserLogout and CCSecurityRedirect to provide advanced access control without problems....

I guess that your other option is to write your own include file & call functions from that, but then of course you would be hacking up the code for the individual pages to call your own login functions - this would probably cause you more problems than it solves ...

Regards,

Steve Kitchen

   


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