* Automatically register a user when they attempt to login with valid credentials.
* User::register($data) is a very useful method for this implementation
* @param username
- * @return boolean true if the user was created, false if not
+ * @return mixed instance of User, or false (if user couldn't be created)
*/
function autoRegister($username)
{
}else{
if($this->autoregistration){
$authenticated = $this->checkPassword($nickname, $password);
- if($authenticated && $this->autoregister($nickname)){
- $authenticatedUser = User::staticGet('nickname', $nickname);
- $user_username = new User_username();
- $user_username->user_id = $authenticatedUser->id;
- $user_username->provider_name = $this->provider_name;
- $user_username->username = $nickname;
- $user_username->created = DB_DataObject_Cast::dateTime();
- $user_username->insert();
- return false;
+ if($authenticated){
+ $user = $this->autoregister($nickname);
+ if($user){
+ $authenticatedUser = $user;
+ $user_username = new User_username();
+ $user_username->user_id = $authenticatedUser->id;
+ $user_username->provider_name = $this->provider_name;
+ $user_username->username = $nickname;
+ $user_username->created = DB_DataObject_Cast::dateTime();
+ $user_username->insert();
+ return false;
+ }
}
}
}