Wt

Hey,

You should set a true value in the AuthModel that is used by the AuthWidget:

 model->setValue(AuthModel::RememberMeField, true);

Regards,

koen

Thank you very much for your answer but actually, even if it compiles unfortunately it does not work. No error in the console log.

Here is the code I wrote from the example and your code :

Wt::Auth::AuthWidget *authWidget = new Wt::Auth::AuthWidget(Session::auth(), session.users(), session.login());
root()->addWidget(authWidget);
authWidget->model()->addPasswordAuth(&Session::passwordAuth());
authWidget->model()->setValue(Wt::Auth::AuthModel::RememberMeField, true);
authWidget->setRegistrationEnabled(false);
authWidget->processEnvironment();

Regards,

Hyeon

Maybe I did a mistake ?

Regards,

Hyeon

Hey,

My mistake, I'm afraid. You'll need to specialize the AuthModel and specialize its reset() function to (in addition to the base function) set the value to true.

To be honest, that really should be easier to do.

Regards,

koen

Sorry for the delay

Thanks a lot, this solution works perfectly (even if I don't know if some arguments are redundant or if it is the optimal code) :

class SpecializedAuthModel : public Wt::Auth::AuthModel
{
    public:

        SpecializedAuthModel (const Wt::Auth::AuthService &baseAuth, Wt::Auth::AbstractUserDatabase &users, Wt::WObject* parent=0)
        : Wt::Auth::AuthModel(baseAuth, users, parent)
        {
        }

        virtual void reset()
        {
            Wt::Auth::AuthModel::reset();
            this->setValue(AuthModel::RememberMeField, true);
        }
};

SpecializedAuthModel *authModel = new SpecializedAuthModel(Session::auth(), session.users(), root());
Wt::Auth::AuthWidget *authWidget = new Wt::Auth::AuthWidget(Session::auth(), session.users(), session.login());
authWidget->setModel(authModel);

Hey,

That's exactly what I had in mind!

Regards,

koen