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Setup to perform an iteration of development focused on a simpler
implementation and eliminating redundancy in design.
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Created empty <div> for the group setting tab. Also added code to the
common model for initializing the $mod->group variable and setting a
flag marking what tabs to include in the setting modal (group tab in
this case). Added logic to the main setting modal view file for picking
up these flags and including appropriate additional content.
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Some logic to initialize the current system object, its owner, and
members has been moved into the Common model since this code will be
relevant to other views and to support a new feature being added to
display additional tabs in the setting modal box.
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The setting modal window will need to support showing unknown tabs at
the beginning of the tab list. These functions handle assigning specific
CSS classes to tab-panes ONLY if that tab will appear in the left-most
position in the modal's tab list.
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In the Obj MVC, rename group in the model to obj. This will help with
referencing the active object from template views without knowing what
type of object it is.
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Finish initializing the Obj MVC by writing an empty view/action for
groups.
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This MVC will be used to browse scrott datastructures.
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Added handler function to common model to create new use groups from the
modal view.
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Added handler for the button added in the previous commit.
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This action will validate the user's password, and make sure you're not
removing the last admin, then proceed to delete the current user's
account from the database and log them out, for good.
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There are two functions that need called in the common model whenever a
page is rendered. Rather than requiring all of the base MVC controllers
to call them, I am placing them in a constructor for this model class.
This constructor should fire automatically (since base mvc models
inherit this class), unless base classes define their own constructors.
I don't antisipate this happening, however in that case, they would just
need to call parent::__construct().
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This will prompt the user for their password if they opt to delete their
own account. This is to prevent malicious attempt by others to trick
users into having there accounts deleted by way of a XSS attack.
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Now supports file upload to replace the user's head image
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Created class-scope vars to define allowable sizes and types for
uploaded user images
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Now supports file upload to replace the user's head image
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This handler is requires admin status and allows you to create a new application user
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Also, added relevant initialization code to common model
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Set a default value for field 'settSSL'. If this value is locked in the system-level configuration, then the disabled radio buttons don't assume a value
during POST submission to the page and the field appears to the $form object as being unset. I use the currently set value for this option as the default.
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Changed how Form() objects model true and false for boolean fields. Was "true" and "false", is now "1" and "0", respectivly.
This is to address how Mysql handles these values as they are pushed to the db.
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Added logic to set initial state of fields on the setting modal's admin tab
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Farious fixes for this form submission handler
* missspelled variable names (*Password => *Passwd)
* Added a notice message for password change success
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This helper func to all implementing MVC controllers is used to check for submission of any web-form defined
within a common MVC view file. If detected, the appropriate handler function is called.
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This is a webform handler for the setting modal, user setting tab.
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This helps render data for the common topp view (navbar). This function will return the glyphicon to use next to the current user's name.
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Deauth is the MVC used to de-authenticate a session -- logout. This MVC will have no views.
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This MVC should be triggered by the root controller if normal routines throw an exception and should pass the exception message to the Except controller.
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Finished initial functionality for Auth MVC by implementing the login feature
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Now, on a successful submission of the signup view form (Auth MVC), the app automatically logs in the newly-created user and redirects to Framework::ap() . "/".
Placeholder code has been added to the root controller to simply var_dump() the current logged in user if one exists, otherwise the login view (Auth MVC) is shown
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There was a mistake that caused the page notice about no accounts existing to sometimes not showup in error. This merge resolves that issue as well as tidys up the code a bit.
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Submissions to the Auth signup page are now fully handled by either creating a new account (User object in the system) or posting an error message to the page (Auth model)
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If no accounts exist no login page will be shown. Instead, the app presents the signup page to allow
the administrator to create his account. This is the only case where a new account should be an admin by default.
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* Altered Auth MVC deflt action to return false if no users are found. This way, the Auth controller can automatically present user a page to create an admin account
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redirecting to the app root on success (needed to add a trailing shash character)
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