I still can't get the default password to work, can someone help me please?
Thanks
This still doesn't seem to work for me. It uses username but the password field comes up blank. I also tried using an "iframe" instead of doing a "require". The same thing happened; user ok but no pass. Is there something I'm doing wrong? Is there an alternative solution?
Thank youOn 2/5/06, Sjon < roundcube.net@spider007.net> wrote:I still think the following approach will be the best:
(quoting from a previous mail of mine)
> It probably works if you do the following:
>
> $_POST['_user'] = 'username';
> $_POST['_pass'] = 'password';
> $_POST['_action'] = 'login';
> require 'roundcubemail/index.php';
>
> This is very ugly though, overwritting superglobal values; but it works ;)
Regards,
Sjon
kaotik wrote:
> Hi
> First off let me say that roundcube is an excelent webmail client!
> I first sent this question to the users mailing list but since no one
> responded I sent it here hoping there's an easy answer to it.
> I'm tring to integrate roundcube into Xoops and want to use $user and
> $pass set from Xoops (it's from another routine which allows each user
> to have multiple accounts), is it possible to set a default $user and
> $pass the same way as $host can be set through $CONFIG['default_host']?
>
> Thank you
>
> Lenny Lino