Recently, I noticed that when storing the resulting identity in my database, Google would sometimes return a different identity for the same user, resulting in two database entries for a single user.
I\'ve discovered recently LightOpenID wich i\'m going to use as a login system for all my next websites.
I\'m trying to use lightOpenID, which should be simple and a case of uploading the files then testing it works.
Hello I have downloaded LightOpenID (http://gitorious.org/lightopenid) few hours ago but still can\'t figure out how to make it work.
I\'m using LightOpenID and have a test page that is a near-copy of the example-google.php that came with it (I threw some echo\'s in to debug).Clicking the \'Login with Google\' button takes me to Goo
Recently, I\'ve begun writing my own PHP OpenID consumer class in order to better understand openID. As a guide, I\'ve been referencing the [LightOpenID Class][1]. For the most part, I understand the
I\'m getting confused. I was able to make openid login kinda work using LightOpenID. All I get doing that is just an openid_identity such as \"https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=xxx\". Pretty
Is there some way (any way) to implement constraints in type classes? As an example of what I\'m talking about, suppose I want to implement a Group as a type class. So a type would be a group if ther
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