php Programming Glossary: authadapter

Is this a reasonable way to handle getters/setters in a PHP class?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32145/is-this-a-reasonable-way-to-handle-getters-setters-in-a-php-class

Zend_Auth: Allow user to be logged in to multiple tables/identities

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3389646/zend-auth-allow-user-to-be-logged-in-to-multiple-tables-identities

formData this _request getPost if form isValid formData authAdapter this getAuthAdapter authAdapter setIdentity form getValue 'user'.. if form isValid formData authAdapter this getAuthAdapter authAdapter setIdentity form getValue 'user' setCredential form getValue.. 'user' setCredential form getValue 'password' result authAdapter authenticate if result isValid identity authAdapter getResult..

Using Zend_Auth to secure all controllers

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4943940/using-zend-auth-to-secure-all-controllers

regenerateId storage auth getStorage rowobject authAdapter getResultRowObject null 'passwd' storage write array rowobject..

Need guidance to start with Zend ACL

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/545702/need-guidance-to-start-with-zend-acl

This could be done within the login process like this ... authAdapter new Zend_Auth_Adapter_DbTable db authAdapter setTableName 'Users'.. like this ... authAdapter new Zend_Auth_Adapter_DbTable db authAdapter setTableName 'Users' authAdapter setIdentityColumn 'username'.. db authAdapter setTableName 'Users' authAdapter setIdentityColumn 'username' authAdapter setCredentialColumn..