/**
* Process the login, create the user session and then redirect to
* the appropriate page
*/
public function Login()
{
$user = new ExampleUser();
if ($user->Login(RequestUtil::Get('username'), RequestUtil::Get('password'))) {
// login success
$this->SetCurrentUser($user);
$this->Redirect('SecureExample.UserPage');
} else {
// login failed
$this->Redirect('SecureExample.LoginForm', 'Unknown username/password combination');
}
}
/**
* Process the login, create the user session and then redirect to
* the appropriate page
*/
public function Login()
{
$user = new ExampleUser();
if ($user->Login(RequestUtil::Get('username'), RequestUtil::Get('password'))) {
// login success
$this->SetCurrentUser($user);
$this->Redirect('SecureExample.UserPage');
} else {
// login failed
$this->Redirect('SecureExample.LoginForm', 'Combinaçãoo de usuário ou senha incorretos');
}
}
/**
* Initialize the array of users. Note, this is only done this way because the
* users are hard-coded for this example. In your own code you would most likely
* do a single lookup inside the Login method
*/
public function __construct()
{
if (!self::$USERS) {
self::$USERS = array("demo" => password_hash("pass", PASSWORD_BCRYPT), "admin" => password_hash("pass", PASSWORD_BCRYPT));
}
}
public static function model($className = __CLASS__)
{
return parent::model($className);
}
