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The "entire authentication process fails" does not seem true. Returning false displays the standard "bad login" JError::Warning message but the user still remains logged in. | The "entire authentication process fails" does not seem true. Returning false displays the standard "bad login" JError::Warning message but the user still remains logged in. | ||
Also, at least some of the "user" group of events/methods can be placed in "authentication" grouped plugins. I have tested this at least for onLoginUser (while trying to find out if I did something wrong). A hint/explanation would be nice. | Also, at least some of the "user" group of events/methods can be placed in "authentication" grouped plugins. I have tested this at least for onLoginUser (while trying to find out if I did something wrong). A hint/explanation would be nice. | ||
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Revision as of 14:39, 10 February 2013
Regarding the part: "5.3.2.1 Description This event is triggered after the user is authenticated against the Joomla! user-base. If one plugin returns false, the entire authentication process fails."
On my 1.5.15 (2 separate installs for making sure): The "entire authentication process fails" does not seem true. Returning false displays the standard "bad login" JError::Warning message but the user still remains logged in. Also, at least some of the "user" group of events/methods can be placed in "authentication" grouped plugins. I have tested this at least for onLoginUser (while trying to find out if I did something wrong). A hint/explanation would be nice.
Example file path is outdated[edit]
The example file path is outdated - now it's tests/plugins/user/example/example.php