#99 another default login problem

[Anonymous]

I guess i have a Problem with the default login
(login_if)

in the documentation on page
http://www.sanisoft.com/phplib/manual/authAdde
dInfo.php

there is an error in the code
<A HREF="<?php $sess->purl('$PHP_SELF?
again=yes') ?>">Relogin</A>
<<< seams to be wrong >>>

it must look like

<A HREF="<?php $sess->purl($PHP_SELF.'?
again=yes') ?>">Relogin</A>

because the link should not look like this
http://yourweb.de/$PHP_SELF?again=yes

but i have another problem.
If I use the relogin by failure i cant get out of it.
What if i do not want to login because i have no
login and would like to surf as nobody on the page ?

i cant get out of it because there is a active session
created which i must delete on the database by
hand :( so i could use the page as a nobody (default
login) again.

Do i make a mistake ? or must i only place a cancel
button on the login screen to delete the session ?

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Logged In: NO

I had this problem and I think it is valid for all types of
authentications, not just default auths. I had to add some
code to the auth class to get around it and it seems to work
fine now.<br>
<br>
<pre>
.......
$strPrevious = $strLast;
$strLast = $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"];
$sess->register("strLast");
if ($strPrevious != $strLast) {
$$cl = true;
$sess->unregister("strLast");
}

# Check current auth state. Should be one of
# 1) Not logged in (no valid auth info or auth expired)
# 2) Logged in (valid auth info)
# 3) Login in progress (if $$cl, revert to state 1)
if ($this->is_authenticated()) {
</pre>

Hope this helps. If anyone else can think of a better way of
doing this without a cancel button, please let us know.

[Joe Stewart]

Logged In: YES
user_id=77269

The ability to abandon a login form is corrected in the
patch submitted here:

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=561500&group_id=31885&atid=403613

Cancel button is not needed.