Custom Authentication

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• admin

  April 2012 edited 6:39PM

  You could use the $module_overwrites configuration parameter in the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel_modules.php to point the users module to use your own custom users_model like so:
  $module_overwrites['users'] = array('model_name' => 'my_user_model');
• slcrt

  April 2012 edited 6:39PM

  Thanks for the advice. I have done that, but the module_overwrites does not seem to be referenced anywhere in the chain of events that calls up the user model.
  
  My call stack is:
  fuel/application/third_party/MX/Modules.php.Modules::load_file:137
  fuel/application/third_party/fuel/Loader.php.Fuel_Loader->model:237
  fuel/application/third_party/fuel/Loader.php.Fuel_Loader->module_model:107
  fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/login.php.Login->__construct:28
  fuel/codeigniter/core/CodeIgniter.php.require_once:267
  index.php.{main}:236
  
  I would've expected something in fuel/application/third_party/fuel/Loader.php to check the module_overwrites config option before loading the model, but it doesn't appear to do that.
  
  Here is the line I added to MY_fuel_modules.php:
  $config['module_overwrites']['users'] = array('model_name' => 'my_users_model');
  
  And here is my implementation (just a test version for now--saved in fuel/modules/fuel/models/my_users_model.php):
  
  <?php if (!defined('BASEPATH')) exit('No direct script access allowed');
  
  require_once('users_model.php');
  
  class My_users_model {
  
  var $proxy_model;
  
  function __construct() {
  $proxy_model = new Users_model();
  }
  function valid_user($user, $pwd) {
  return $proxy_model->valid_user($user, $pwd);
  }
  function list_items($limit = NULL, $offset = NULL, $col = 'email', $order = 'desc') {
  return $proxy_model->list_items($limit, $offset , $col , $order );
  }
  function user_info($user_id) {
  return $proxy_model->user_info($user_id);
  }
  function reset_password($email) {
  return $proxy_model->reset_password($email);
  }
  function user_exists($email) {
  return $proxy_model->user_exists($email);
  }
  function options_list($key = 'id', $val = 'name', $where = array(), $order = 'name') {
  return $proxy_model->options_list($key , $val , $where , $order );
  }
  function form_fields($values = null) {
  return $proxy_model->form_fields($values );
  }
  function on_before_validate($values) {
  return $proxy_model->on_before_validate($values);
  }
  function on_before_clean($values) {
  return $proxy_model->on_before_clean($values);
  }
  function on_after_save($values) {
  return $proxy_model->on_after_save($values);
  }
  function delete($where) {
  return $proxy_model->delete($where);
  }
  function is_new_email($email) {
  return $proxy_model->is_new_email($email);
  }
  function is_editable_email($email, $id) {
  return $proxy_model->is_editable_email($email, $id);
  }
  
  }
  
  
  Thanks again!
  Ryan
• Lance

  April 2012 edited 6:39PM

  Pretty sure your 'my_users_model' should be up in application/models