[ic] [userdb function=login]

[Marco Mescoli]

I try your code (ic 4.9.8) but the results are the same.

[seti]
   [cgi name=mv_username set='[cgi username]']
   [cgi name=mv_password set='[cgi pw]']
   [userdb function=login]
[/seti]

and

[userdb function="login" username="[cgi username]" password="[cgi pw]" 
hide=1]

make correct user login.
In both ways [data session username] display logged user and [data 
session logged_in] is 1 but i cannot browse members_only pages.
At this point i think that the problem is not the way to do login but my 
code that test session and scratch vars.

Now my bug has short life :-)

Marco Mescoli

Kevin Walsh ha scritto:
> Marco Mescoli <m.mescoli at omnib.it> wrote:
>> After this rows
>>
>> [seti]
>>   [cgi name=mv_username set='[cgi username]']
>>   [cgi name=mv_password set='[cgi pw]']
>>   [userdb function=login]
>> [/seti]
>>
>> i can read [data session username] but i cannot browse members_only=1 pages
>>
> The above didn't log you in.
> 
> Set your username and password using the [value] tag or use the [userdb]
> tag's "cgi" parameter.  See here:
> 
>     http://www.interchange.rtfm.info/icdocs/Interchange_user_database.html#login
>     http://www.interchange.rtfm.info/icdocs/tags/userdb.html#cgi
> 
> Also, you didn't name the [seti] scratchpad variable.  [tmp] would
> be better than [seti] for this or, better still, user the [userdb]
> tag's "hide" parameter:
> 
>     http://www.interchange.rtfm.info/icdocs/tags/userdb.html#hide
> 
> The [cgi] and [value] tags also have a "hide" parameter.  I'm sure
> that you can guess the link to the docs for those. :-)
> 
> By the way, you can cut the whole thing down to size with the
> following:
> 
>     [userdb function="login" usernme="[cgi username]" password="[cgi pw]" hide=1]
> 
> Hmmm - I wonder whether it's a bug that [data session username] got
> set using your example.  I'll test that for myself when I get some
> time.