It has happened again where after a couples of login's during testing it does not set the my inputted username but instead uses the default and always gives me a role of 100 not matter what I have passed to the php auth.
I then tried it in Chrome and it worked fine. So strangely it is only affecting my IE broswer. I am assuming now that it is not an AFCS server issue but something to do with the way IE is passing data to my php server running from my test machine.
I can see that after my first connection it is caching the auth token details.
Here is the php code:
function loginCocomo() {
#
# Enter your authentication details below:
#
$account = "hidden for this post";
$room = "hidden for this post";
$devuser = "hidden for this post";
$devpass = "hidden for this post";
$secret = "hidden for this post";
$host = "http://connectnow.acrobat.com";
$accountURL = "{$host}/{$account}";
$roomURL = "{$accountURL}/{$room}";
session_start();
$user = $_REQUEST["Cocomousername"];
$role = $_REQUEST["role"];
if (isset($_SESSION["XSESSION"])) {
$session = $_SESSION["XSESSION"];
} else {
$am = new CocomoAccount($accountURL);
$am->login($devuser, $devpass);
$session = $am->getSession($room);
$_SESSION["XSESSION"] = $session;
}
$token = $session->getAuthenticationToken($secret, $user, $user, $role);
$toret = array(
"data" => array("roomURL" => $roomURL,
"token" => $token
),
"metadata" => array()
);
return $toret;
}
Is there something I can do to prevent this do you think? Although from a users perspective they will not be logging in so many times in a short space of time. Sometimes I have multiple windows running swf file, all with different userID's.
