Bottom of the page, it says to add an additional driver as so:
// Add it as a second driver
'driver' => array('Simpleauth', 'Mydriver'),
But if you're extending an existing driver, as I am, your driver name has to come first or fuelphp loads some methods from the first driver rather than overloading it.
'driver' => array('Mydriver', 'Simpleauth'),
e.g. I have in app/classes/auth/login/simpleauthsoft.php
class Auth_Login_Simpleauthsoft extends \Auth\Auth_Login_Simpleauth
//...
protected function perform_check()
protected function validate_user()
//... more...
public function reset_password() {
$new_password = \Str::random('alnum', 16); //changed 8 to 16
//...
}
As long as I had Simpleauth come before Simpleauthsoft, the perform_check() and validate_user(), etc, all seemed to work fine. But reset_password() wasn't overloading properly. No errors, it just kept running the method in Simpleauth rather than Simpleauthsoft.
Finally I changed the order from Simpleauth, Simpleauthsoft to Simpleauthsoft, Simpleauth, and everything works as it should.
The Auth framework supports multiple concurrent login drivers, this is for example used if you want to use a corporate Active Directory driver first, but want local users as fallback, for example because not all users are corporate users.
When you login (or log out), the drivers are used in turn, in order of definition, until one succeeds. Or if you have enabled multiple_logins in the Auth config, all of them are called.
This is what that section of the docs is about, it has nothing to do with extending, so you misunderstood that part.
Extending a class is exactly that, it doesn't work any different for Auth then for other classes in the fhe framework. So only define one driver, your "Simpleauthsoft" driver.
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