[Solar-talk] Verifying Login Status

[Sean Montague]

OK, I get the user object bit, that makes sense. I can use $this->user 
in my Logout.php. But exactly where am logging out the first time? So 
far, I can only get logged out with what I have, which now looks like:

    public function actionIndex() {           
        $this->user->auth->processLogout();
        $this->output = "You have successfully signed out!";
    }

Thanks!
Sean

Antti Holvikari wrote:
> On Feb 8, 2008 12:14 AM, Antti Holvikari <anttih at gmail.com> wrote:
>   
>> On Feb 8, 2008 12:08 AM, Sean Montague <scene at themountainscene.com> wrote:
>>     
>>> Thanks, I am now really look forward this. To bring it full circle, and
>>> for any future reference for someone new to this, my logout script looks
>>> like:
>>>
>>> public function actionIndex() {
>>>     // Register a Solar_User object if not already.
>>>     // This will trigger the authentication process.
>>>     if (! Solar_Registry::exists('user')) {
>>>         Solar_Registry::set('user', Solar::factory('Solar_User'));
>>>     }
>>>
>>>     $user = Solar_Registry::get('user');
>>>     $user->auth->processLogout();
>>>
>>>     // For testing, I check anyway
>>>     if ($user->auth->isValid()) {
>>>         // user is logged in
>>>     } else {
>>>         $this->output = "You have successfully signed out!";
>>>     }
>>> }
>>>       
>> No need to call processLogout(). Solar_Auth_Adapter::start() handles
>> that too. You're now calling processLogout() twice.
>>     
>
> In fact, I don't think you need a single line of what you showed. Even
> the status text is set by Solar :-D.
>
> No need to set a user object either since that code is in your _setup().
>
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