Re: LiveUser:: how to distinguish between normal logout and timedoutlogout?

"Lukas Smith" <lsmith@php.net> wrote in message news:41864873.2030405@php.net... > Torsten Roehr wrote: > > "Lukas Smith" <lsmith@php.net> wrote in message > > > thanks for your rapid answer. I saw that there are status codes but as I'm > > doing a clean redirect to /index.php no session data is carried over and the > > status is therefore always rset to 1. How do you handle this? Of course I > > could omit the LU redirect, check for the status and then redirect myself. > > Well, personally I dont use redirects, as my framework can handle this > sort of stuff internally. > > > But it would be good to have a config param for this, maybe a key/value pair > > like this: > > $timeout = array('error' => 'timeout'); > > > > This would be appended to the logout URI by LiveUser: > > /index.php?error=timeout. > > Dont we also have callback methods for stuff like this? > Our config arrays is probably one of the big reasons people are scared > away from LiveUser. So I would like to keep those to a minimum as much > as possible. Maybe open up a feature request so that we dont forget > about it. Maybe one of the others dev's (maybe they use redirects) have > an idea. > > Hmm maybe we could define a standard for placeholders in the redirect > url and we would replace all those placeholders with all the relevant > properties. That way we would not have to add another option. It would > however mean running a bunch if substr_replace() on every redirect. I have opened up a feature request in the bug database. For now I'm checking for the LIVEUSER_STATUS code and redirect myself. Thanks for your help, Lukas. Best regards, Torsten