[Phpwiki-talk] Patch: UserPreferences.php. Problems with saving setting for PersonalPage auth method.

[Konstantin Z. <kza...@ho...>]

Hello, All!

I run onto some problems with UserPreferences plug-in, with PersonalPage
auth method. Now it trying to call storePass function to change password.
But this function does exists only for DB like user types. Here it is small
path to avoid this problem.



Actually, I don't know is it right or not call changePass method. Correct me
if I'm wrong. But for now it returns false for me.



Also user preferences fail to be saved. Line $num =
$user->setPreferences($rp); returns 0 right now.



I'll keep digging, but I believe that this problem will be faster to fix for
somebody little bit more familiar with code.



Index: UserPreferences.php
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RCS file: /cvsroot/phpwiki/phpwiki/lib/plugin/UserPreferences.php,v
retrieving revision 1.19
diff -r1.19 UserPreferences.php
88,94c88,104
<                             if ($user->mayChangePass()) {
<                                 $user->storePass($rp['passwd']);
<                                 $errmsg = _("Password updated.");
<                             } else {
<                                 $errmsg = _("Password cannot be
changed.");
<                             }
<                         }
---
>                          $passchanged = false;
>                          if ($user->mayChangePass()) {
>                           if (method_exists($user, 'storePass')) {
>                            $passchanged = $user->storePass($rp['passwd']);
>                           }
>                           if (method_exists($user, 'changePass')) {
>                                  $passchanged =
$user->changePass($rp['passwd']);
>                           }
>                           if ($passchanged) {
>                            $errmsg = _("Password updated.");
>                           } else {
>          $errmsg = _("Password cannot be changed.");
>                           }
>                          } else {
>                             $errmsg = _("Password cannot be changed.");
>                          }
>       }


With best regards, Konstantin Zadorozhny.
http://www.fidolook.org