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 Is it possible to override the: User logged in

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Mehmet Ozdemir
Posted: 04/02/2002, 6:58 PM

Hi,

I am using custom a custom ligin event to perform authentication from a seprate source, everything is working fine except for the follow snippet in login.asp:

SetVar "UserID", DLookUp("members", "member_login", "member_id =" & Session("UserID"))

It appears that login.asp is attempting to still grab user info from what it thinks is the members table, where as I'm authenticatin from a separate source. What this happen now is if a user is already logged in the UserId is not usable anywhere although the login still works. Does anyone have any thoughts.

- mehmet ozdemir
Nicole
Posted: 04/03/2002, 12:50 AM

Mehmet,
as you use custom authentication code you should create Custom Login and Custom Show event. Mentioned code could be overwritten in Custom Show event
Steve
Posted: 04/03/2002, 6:59 AM

Also, make sure you didn't manually edit the "common" file in the modules section. I have gone through the same thing since I created a custom login page to assign cookies AFTER editing common.php, etc. In the properties, do you have the user access table still setup as "members"? I had that problem as well. Just throwing out some ideas.

Steve
Mehmet ozdemir
Posted: 04/03/2002, 3:32 PM

Thanks for the replys,

I've already implemented a custom login event, which is working, I was just hoping that I could the defaults so I could edit one line as opposed to writing the whole thing in a custom show.

   


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