[aur-dev] [PATCH] Removes timeout page and moves login form to header

Callan Barrett wizzomafizzo at gmail.com
Thu Jan 3 19:22:59 EST 2008


On Jan 4, 2008 8:24 AM, Loui <louipc.ist at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey Callan. I guess you're working off of the testing branch? Please
> have a look at web/template/login_form.php :D
> I put down the mechanics but I didn't actually put it into use. I
> couldn't be sure if a log in form on every page is necessary.
> Maybe you only really need a login form when you need to log in, like
> if you want to post a comment.

Hello Loui,

I am working off the testing branch, didn't notice the login form
template though. I'll take a look at it and I think it's an alright
idea to split this up into two files but I don't really agree with
only having the login form on just a few pages, I think it should
still stay in the header (or in its own function called on every page,
but html_header already does that and it would mean changing most of
the code related).

I'll give an example, if I'm given a url to package details page that
I need to delete or orphan but I've been logged out it would be way
more convenient if I could log back in using that page, not a whole
lot to disrupt the work flow. This isn't really uncommon and can be
applied basically anywhere on the AUR because let's face it, there's
really only about 5 "pages" on the AUR and at least as a TU they all
need to be used logged in. A good example of how convenient this is is
on the bug tracker and I doubt that takes any extra resources.

-- 
Callan 'wizzomafizzo' Barrett




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