User tests: Successful: Unsuccessful:
This adds a message to the Plugin and fixes #7762 as this plugin needs to be there if you use the Joomla User Management.
Thanks @sisko1990
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@wilsonge do you have a suggestion for a better message?
Something like?
Warning! You must have enabled at least on plugin that handle the user session management or you will lose all access to your site.
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This is @brianteeman territory but from a technical perspective that's much better than what you have at the moment
Agree with the comments. Feeling a bit awkward to hit the Test success button for language strings changes.
@wilsonge I have updated it to that wording. Any problems with it @brianteeman ?
It should be ONE not ON
HANDLES not HANDLE
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oops some bad issues. Thanks @brianteeman fixed.
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As it is just a language update there we have a review. --> RTC
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This isn't actually strictly true. The reason why things fail is because the user is logged in successfully. But when disabled the user details aren't stored in the session and therefore when you redirect everything falls apart. Technically any plugin can store the user object in the session and it will work fine (joomla user management, cb user management, whatever). Tbh you might even be able to get away with not even storing it in the session (although at that stage
JFactory::getUser
might have issues.