Hi,
you need to implement this hook in the auth plugin:
user_authenticated_hook (This method is called from authenticate_user_login() for all enabled auth plugins)
The app doesn't use the login/index.php to authenticate
Maybe this works for you:
function user_authenticated_hook ($user, $username, $password) {
$this->loginpage_hook();
}
Regards
Hello Kapy,
I'm sorry but I don't understand your message, what are you willing to do? what problems are you having?
Regards, Juan
Thanks Juan
Could you help me pass this question to the forum in Spanish, my English is limited. I have a project that can be interesting and I would be very helpful recommendations.
Sorry for my mistakes in the message.
Regards
Hello Mr. Juan
I want to get the authentication from moodle (say the moodle site from our university) in my android application. And I do not have the access to the database. I tried to make a http post request from my application with username and password.
Hi Kapy,
the only way for launching a browser and at the same time authenticate the user is opening a browser in Android doing a POST request to login/index.php with the user credentials (username and password)
I don't really know if that's possible in Android, I suppose you can create a temporary html files doing the POST with the user credentials via javascript and then open the browser pointing to that file, but this seems to be insecure.
Cheers, Juan
