- Trying to get a basket not owned by so of his own branch leads to mainpage.
- Lists onlys ths baskets owned by someon of user's brach.
Auth.pm now sends a cookie with userenv informations.
Addign a Cookie containing user specific vars such as :
branch,
firstname,
surname,
cardnumber...
may be criticized from a lawyer point of view, since name and surname are given.
But the real need is for userid and branch.
And it is achieved.
Auth passes now TWO cookies :
a session cookie
And an environment cookie.
The $loggedinuser in Koha is the CODE of the logged user (result of get_user_and_template subroutine).
BTW, in get_user_and_template subroutine, the TMPL_VAR loggedinuser is replaced by the NAME of the user.
This is troubleshooting.
so, I replace the name by the "loggedinusername" template variable.
If you want to add the username somewhere, just add <TMPL_VAR name="loggedinusername"> in the template.
Fixes bug #401
in ISO-8859-1.
A new C4::Charset module (tentative name) has been created to guess the
charset of a piece of HTML markup. The CGI programs will be modified to use
this module as they are encountered during translation.
the api in pod-auth.pm has "type => 'opac' "parameter.
If called from intranet, should be type => 'intranet'.
Output.pm checked for type existed, and not it's value. Now, Output compares checks for type value.
If type='intranet', then the intranet template is called, else it's an opac template.
Finlay, please validate this commit.
after being logged out for inactivity. Also switched from crypt passwords to
md5 passwords stored in borrowers table. Used Digest::MD5 module. I ain't
gonna reinvent _that_ wheel. :)
(password). There is also a new "userid" field in the borrowers table. When
a user logs in, the userid will be checked against the userid first and the
cardnumber second, so either method will work.
Also now supports scripts that do not _require_ authentication, but might
display differently if they get an authenticated userid (might be useful for
opac pages, where pages could be tailored to meet a patron's preferences).
