06-06-2017, 08:15 PM
I guess I'm not understanding why you wouldn't just want them to have a regular username/password. That would make your tracking simple.
Even if you don't use userspice's user management system, they will need to "log in" somehow or a cookie/session won't be created.
The only other thing I can think of is that you COULD use a deterministic hash where every time the same values are hashed they get the same outcome and you could check that in the header every page load to make sure those things haven't changed.
Without fully knowing the use case, it's a little hard to think that through.
Even if you don't use userspice's user management system, they will need to "log in" somehow or a cookie/session won't be created.
The only other thing I can think of is that you COULD use a deterministic hash where every time the same values are hashed they get the same outcome and you could check that in the header every page load to make sure those things haven't changed.
Without fully knowing the use case, it's a little hard to think that through.