I use round cube web mail.
I've managed to integrate it very well with my own private design PHP site.
I've been trying to work something out and found a way around it but i'd rather do it another way.
I asked the question on round cube forums and got blank stares!
Here it is;
Roundcube assigns a cookie on login, i've been unable to capture the $_SESSION variables outside of roundcube, even though the cookie remains set.
I would like the cookie to follow the user throughout the site. To improve roundcube I've added a google search box and this takes the user out of roundcube and back into the base site. I added a hidden input into the google form that captures the value of $SESSION['username'} and send it along with the google query to the base site.
1st way : (loophole) I can capture the $SESSION['username'] inside round cube and echo it to the sitelinks, which allows the user to remain(illusion) inside the site. This is the method I use now. Not so flexible, only links back to roundcube useing set cookie (vulnerable to abuse)
2nd way: Somehow modify the cookie roundcube sets to be accesible from the site root, bypassing need to echo sitelinks and allowing for great flexibility. BEST- I want this!
3rd way: capture $_SESSION variables in roundcube, echo to POST and reset new $_session @ root level w/ $_POST. ok but not great, need to know all variables in $_SESSION.
Sound complicated now that I reread it, well here goes.
See it here : http://www.baluchon.net/phpsearch/?lang=en
Use login link (top right)
username: phpsearch
password: login
You can use the loop hole to get back to the root site by searching with the google search AFTER login.
Thanks in advance
Alex
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Last edited by firemail; 05-11-2008 at 09:58 PM..
Reason: Added link
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