CI3-beta + Hybrid
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I'm getting a similar error as what someone is in the second part of issue #109.
In effect, this does not look like it ever worked.
It was sitting at the Connect_end page doing nothing. This is with the included .htaccess file. With some debugging I see the url params I'm passing in $_GET, but Connect_end is replacing _GET with _RESPONSE and destroying the parameters.
After I changed it to $_RESPONSE = $_GET, the controller Connect_end.php is getting an error about the logger not being found. Did some troubleshooting and notice that the controller is not loading the Hybrid_auth_lib at all, which is what initializes the system. Copied this from Connect.
After I fixed this it begins to process further. Now each provider I've tried (steam, google, facebook, yahoo, and twitter) is getting a non-object error. In looking, line 85 of Connect is trying to lookup my new connection and get the user_id for it, but as the insert is in the else part of this if, it fails because the object is null.
I changed it to save the result from the Account_providers_model->get_by_provider_uid() call first, then use !is_null() on it for the if logic, then in the if logic for true, I set $user to $row->user_id at that point. This has gotten some providers to work, but Google is being it's own pain.
It seems the OAuth1 component of Yahoo is just not working. I delved it a bit, but it's getting into parts of Hybrid that I'm not comfortable with, and Yahoo isn't worth it.
A PHP Error was encountered
Severity: Notice
Message: Undefined index: oauth_token
Filename: OAuth/OAuth1Client.php
Line Number: 84
Backtrace:
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/application/third_party/Hybrid/thirdparty/OAuth/OAuth1Client.php
Line: 84
Function: _exception_handler
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/application/third_party/Hybrid/Provider_Model_OAuth1.php
Line: 109
Function: requestToken
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/application/third_party/Hybrid/Endpoint.php
Line: 138
Function: loginBegin
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/application/third_party/Hybrid/Endpoint.php
Line: 52
Function: processAuthStart
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/application/controllers/account/Connect_end.php
Line: 61
Function: process
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/index.php
Line: 274
Function: require_once
A PHP Error was encountered
Severity: Notice
Message: Undefined index: oauth_token_secret
Filename: OAuth/OAuth1Client.php
Line Number: 84
Backtrace:
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/application/third_party/Hybrid/thirdparty/OAuth/OAuth1Client.php
Line: 84
Function: _exception_handler
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/application/third_party/Hybrid/Provider_Model_OAuth1.php
Line: 109
Function: requestToken
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/application/third_party/Hybrid/Endpoint.php
Line: 138
Function: loginBegin
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/application/third_party/Hybrid/Endpoint.php
Line: 52
Function: processAuthStart
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/application/controllers/account/Connect_end.php
Line: 61
Function: process
File: /home/content/34/10103834/html/dev/index.php
Line: 274
Function: require_once
I think that the Yahoo provider is not working in Hybrid, so we'll have to fix it there.