Ok, here's the original chunk of code that is most important:
<body onload="document.form.submit();"> <form name="form" action="./" method="post"> <input type="hidden" name="_auth" value="<?session_id()?>" /> <input name="_action" value="login" type="hidden" /> <input name="_user" size="30" type="hidden" value="USERNAME" /> <input name="_pass" size="30" type="hidden"value="PASSWORD" /> <input name="_host" size="30" type="hidden" value="HOST" /> </form> </body>
You shortened your code example, so I dont know if you did this, but:
- make sure your form action is set to "./"
- make sure you have specified USERNAME, PASSWORD, **and** HOST
- the magic part that makes it login automatically is the <body onload="
document.form.submit();">
If this doesn't help, post the entire page of code you are using instead of just snippets.
-Geuis
On 12/14/05, Jared W. Alessandroni < Jared.W.Alessandroni.03@alum.dartmouth.org> wrote:
Question:
I'm trying to create my own out-of-directory script for logging into RC. I tried it myself, and then with the info from
http://lists.dorkzilla.org/archive/roundcube-dev/2005Dec/1352.html
and still haven't been able to get it.
My page does this...
<?php start_session(); ?>
<html head and stuff>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/path-to-roundcube/program/js/ common.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/path-to-roundcube/program/js/ app.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript"> <!-- var rcmail = new rcube_webmail(); rcmail.set_env('comm_path', '/path-to-roundcube/?_auth=<?php print session_id(); ?>&_task=mail'); rcmail.display_message('Read below to learn more about our two development Webmail projects.'); rcmail.set_env('task', 'login'); rcmail.gui_object('message', 'message'); rcmail.gui_object('loginform', 'form'); //--> </script>
Then a login form with the hidden (as well as the _user, _pass variable as text entry)
<input type="hidden" name="_auth" value="<?php print session_id(); ?
" />
<input name="_action" value="login" type="hidden" />
The form worked when I first copied it, not thinking about session variables or anything, when that session variable was still active, so I'm confident that the issue is that the $_auth is not being set with the JS - please let me know any thoughts you might have 'cause this is the only thing stopping this baby from going live.
Thanks!
J-dawg