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opauth + google-strategy is not returning nickname
That can not be avoided, you have the same with providers that do provide a nickname. If no user is logged in, and you have auto_registration enabled, it will attempt to do so. It has no way of knowing both users are the same physical person. So …

Comment by WanWizard March 2014 permalink
opauth + google-strategy is not returning nickname
Yes, the code that checks if a nickname exists should also check for the email. Haven't looked at that yet, wanted to fix this first.

Comment by WanWizard March 2014 permalink
opauth + google-strategy is not returning nickname
I understand that it has to change to "nickname or email", that should work if you change that code to: // did the provider return enough information to log the user in? if (($this->get('auth.info.nickname') or $this->get(…

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Understanding EAV
In a standard ORM Model, if you do $model->property, then "property" is either the name of a column (i.e. it's listed in your $_properties array), or it is a custom property (i.e. it is stored in the model but not part of the recor…

Comment by WanWizard March 2014 permalink
opauth + google-strategy is not returning nickname
A user with the same email is the same user? Or do I miss your point? And I'd say your application design is wrong. If someone is logged in to the application (as user X) and someone else is logged into facebook at the same time (say user Y), …

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opauth + google-strategy is not returning nickname
I will have a look. As to the current behaviour, I believe that is correct. If someone is already logged in, and an attempt is made to login again, it is to link the two. It is up to your application to block access to the login page (a "you a…

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Understanding EAV
Define "new properties"? new in what?

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Auto load lang files from a module
No, it works, but you need to load the module first. If the module is not loaded, the Finder doesn't know the path to the module (as you can define multiple module locations, or even per-module locations). So use: 'modules' => …

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Auto load lang files from a module
Auto loading from a module is not supported at the moment.

Comment by WanWizard March 2014 permalink
opauth + google-strategy is not returning nickname
What do you suggest? Use email if nickname is not present?

Comment by WanWizard March 2014 permalink
opauth + google-strategy is not returning nickname
The Fuel Opauth class doesn't do anything with the data received, other than passing it through. So it's either an issue of Opauth (the composer package), or of the connection with Google). nickname is part of the info collection, with i…

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Debug Oil Task Cronjob in Shared Hosting
If you don't have a commandline, that will not be possible. I have never used shared hosting, so I don't know. Can you run a cron job that redirects it's output? Maybe you can do * * * * * FUEL_ENV=DEVELOPMENT php /path/into/myfuel…

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Debug Oil Task Cronjob in Shared Hosting
Have you checked your cron logs to see if it actually starts? It is very likely that you don't have an environment in a cron call, which means no search paths, which means 'php' can not be found. I need to prefix it here with the ful…

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Debug Oil Task Cronjob in Shared Hosting
Shouldn't the environment be lower case? But that shouldn't matter in this case, "development" is the default environment, so this should work fine. To debug it, make sure you're log level is set high enough, so you don�…

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Facades in Fuel 2.0
1. We don't know yet, it's not ready at the moment. 2. Possibly. If you don't need it, you don't have to use it. The 2.0 'Facade' classes don't contain any logic (the v1 static interface does). For some they are…

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Rest Api Routing
Theoretically that should work fine. "Controller_Api_1_Test" should map to ./app/classes/controller/api/1/test.php. The only thing I'm not sure about is if it likes the numeric part, we use "v1", "v2", etc in our…

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MySQL Update Column +1
To prevent the query builder from escaping or quoting your expression, you have to tell it you're defining an expression, and not a literal or a column name: $result = DB::update('table') ->value("count ",DB::expr('…

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Maximum nesting level for Debug::dump
Not exactly hidden, just not documented... ;-) \Debug::$max_nesting_level = 5; \Debug::$js_toggle_open = false; You can change both the maximum nesting level, and whether or not everything is collapsed (default) or expanded.

Comment by WanWizard March 2014 permalink
Opauth/Oauth + Rest API
That might prove to be a challenge. RESTful services are per definition not (user) interactive, but OAuth authentication is. Fuel's Auth class only uses Opauth for the initial login, once done, it uses it's own internal tracking of the lo…

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REST controller
What do you mean? You already know it's a list of transactions?

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Hybrid Controller - way to decide wich action to fire
If you want something truly hybrid, and you want to re-use the same action name (login in this case) for two different "actions" (showing a form and processing it's data), then yes. You have to think about how you are going to repopu…

Comment by WanWizard March 2014 permalink
Hybrid Controller - way to decide wich action to fire
If your action only ever does one thing, it's fine to call it "action_methodname". If it does multiple things (which whould require you to check the method for both GET and POST for example) I would split it in a "get_methodnam…

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Simpleauth - Model_User
Thanks for confirming it. I will push a fix to 1.8/develop later. What you need in your app bootstrap is: Autoloader::add_classes(array( 'Model\\Auth_User' => APPPATH.'classes/model/auth/user.php', ));

Comment by WanWizard March 2014 permalink
Simpleauth - Model_User
In the current version, it hardcoded only uses the fields defined in Auth. It looks like it is out of sync with the current capabilities of the ORM (which can create metadata on the fly now). As a test, can you replace the foreach block at line 280…

Comment by WanWizard March 2014 permalink
Simpleauth - Model_User
Well, it is, in the end it's just a table. But you will have to create your own ORM model, as the one supplied with the Auth package isn't compatible with the Simpleauth users table layout. And as you mentioned you can not use create_user(…

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