Auto login by posting from off-site form
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FrankenScript
on May 2. 2008. 4:18 pm
Hi everyone, just looking for a little help...
I created a simple off-site web form that contains login info in hidden variables. I created a submit button and posted the login info to the AC login page http://www.domain.com/index.php/login? but it didn't auto login, it just pre-filled the Email Address and Password fields. I still had to manually press the Login button to continue.
Is there a way to use this form post method to bypass the login screen completely? I am not looking to override AC's own authentication system or use an alternate authentication database, but merely pass the login data to AC bypassing the standard login form.
Thank you!
I created a simple off-site web form that contains login info in hidden variables. I created a submit button and posted the login info to the AC login page http://www.domain.com/index.php/login? but it didn't auto login, it just pre-filled the Email Address and Password fields. I still had to manually press the Login button to continue.
Is there a way to use this form post method to bypass the login screen completely? I am not looking to override AC's own authentication system or use an alternate authentication database, but merely pass the login data to AC bypassing the standard login form.
Thank you!
FrankenScript
on May 2. 2008. 4:36 pm
Thank you so much, I just didn't have:
<input name="submitted" type="hidden" value="submitted" />
Now I got it. :)
<input name="submitted" type="hidden" value="submitted" />
Now I got it. :)



