Check user login and has permission

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• admin

  October 2013 edited 7:40PM

  In the 1.0 beta, If you inherit from the Fuel_base_controller, there is a protected "_validate_user" method you can use which will validate if a person is logged in by using the Fuel_auth class (e.g. $this->fuel->auth->has_permission($permission)). By default, a controller inheriting from Fuel_base_controller will run that method unless you pass FALSE to the parent constructor.
• aslampatwarybd

  October 2013 edited 7:40PM

  How can i call fuel_base_controller class
  if i user
  
  Class ufcm extends Fuel_base_controller{
  
  }
  
  then i is
  
  Fatal error: Class 'fuel_base_controller' not found in \xampp\htdocs\ufcm\fuel\modules\ufcm\controllers\ufcm.php on line 3
  
  MORE IMPORTANT
  
  I want to use login and permission checker in pre_controller hook CI function. SO please tell me how can i do that
• admin

  October 2013 edited 7:40PM

  Add the following at the top of your controller:
  require_once(FUEL_PATH.'libraries/Fuel_base_controller.php');
  
  To add a hook, you can add to the fuel/application/config/hooks.php file like any other CI hook.
• aslampatwarybd

  October 2013 edited 7:40PM

  Hi
  after a long vacation I have come back.
  
  I used your code, its working. I need to know that
  
  How to set access permission like model page access permission ?
• admin

  October 2013 edited 7:40PM

  If you use the CLI generation tool in 1.0, it will automatically generate permissions for you:
  http://docs.getfuelcms.com/modules/generate
  
  If you don't use the generate tool, in 1.0 you normally create 5 different permissions. An overall permission, one for create, one for edit, one for publish and another for delete. Below is a SQL insert as an example. This can all be done with the permissions module and there are checkboxes to automatically generate those additional create, edit, publish and delete permissions.
  
  INSERT INTO `fuel_permissions` (`id`, `description`, `name`, `active`)
  VALUES
  (NULL, 'Events', 'events', 'yes'),
  (NULL, 'Events: Create', 'events/create', 'yes'),
  (NULL, 'Events: Edit', 'events/edit', 'yes'),
  (NULL, 'Events: Publish', 'events/publish', 'yes'),
  (NULL, 'Events: Delete', 'events/delete', 'yes');