07-22-2017, 09:57 PM
I will look into it - going to take some deep research for me though. I've never actually worked with OAuth other than just singing in and registering lol never actually coded/setup an OAuth.
I've thought several times about requiring everyone to login, but it makes it too exclusive in my opinion since not everyone needs all of the features of the system. When you are logged in, you can request changes, additions, send messages, have your own dashboard, etc, so some of the employees don't need/want this. Although I have functions to disable this, then they have to go through and enable/disable these manually.
I encourage and have most of the users registered, but there are several that are not, making up for about 35{3bc1fe685386cc4c3ab89a3f76566d8931e181ad17f08aed9ad73b30bf28114d} of my audit logs unfortunately. Of these 14500 audit logs - I don't have any way to track them down to a person per say, that's my struggle.
Everyone can visit landing.php
You can hit Guest Access and enter your name which redirects to index.php?marker=NAMEHERE and all logs have the user_id 30 (Guest Account)
Or you can login which just users your own user_id for all of the logs so I can track you!
So my thought is, if I have some kind of value I can insert the Guest Name and this value and why I am submitting logs, if !user->isLoggedIn() use this value in the audit logs, which I can use in turn to find the names of the people!
Maybe it would be EASIER to require logging in...and I might get to this point, but I would rather not if I can do the work on my own and not impact my users.
I've thought several times about requiring everyone to login, but it makes it too exclusive in my opinion since not everyone needs all of the features of the system. When you are logged in, you can request changes, additions, send messages, have your own dashboard, etc, so some of the employees don't need/want this. Although I have functions to disable this, then they have to go through and enable/disable these manually.
I encourage and have most of the users registered, but there are several that are not, making up for about 35{3bc1fe685386cc4c3ab89a3f76566d8931e181ad17f08aed9ad73b30bf28114d} of my audit logs unfortunately. Of these 14500 audit logs - I don't have any way to track them down to a person per say, that's my struggle.
Everyone can visit landing.php
You can hit Guest Access and enter your name which redirects to index.php?marker=NAMEHERE and all logs have the user_id 30 (Guest Account)
Or you can login which just users your own user_id for all of the logs so I can track you!
So my thought is, if I have some kind of value I can insert the Guest Name and this value and why I am submitting logs, if !user->isLoggedIn() use this value in the audit logs, which I can use in turn to find the names of the people!
Maybe it would be EASIER to require logging in...and I might get to this point, but I would rather not if I can do the work on my own and not impact my users.