check if admin is logged in front office

[betohairmass]

Hi,

I want to check if the admin is logged in the front office.

in the init script of the front office I have added

$cookies = new Cookie('psAdmin');
$cookie->id_empl = $cookies->id_employee;


do that i can ceck if id_empl has a value. But this value is not set.

I want to know if the admin is logged in so that I can include google analytics or not. I do not want to track click from my employees when they click on add to carts or navigate round the site as this will distort the tracking numbers.

Doe anyone have any advice on this.

thanks

[betohairmass]

is this possible at all? Or do I have to let analytics to track everyone?

[codegrunt]

I'm bumping this old thread as it is what comes up first when doing a Google search for "prestashop test if logged in as admin".

As far as I can tell so far, it is not possible to directly test whether a user is logged in as an administrator from the front office PHP files ("order.php", etc.). The problem is that the admin cookie has its path set to the admin directory which means front end pages cannot see it. This has the benefit of letting you be logged in as a customer and as admin (for testing) but means that you can't test for employees on the front office.

In your case however you are just wanting to disable some Javascript if the user is not logged in. What you could do is to setup a very simple script in the admin directory that tests whether the admin cookie is set and spits out a status value.

/admin/isLogged.php

<?php 

// display logged in status
define('PS_ADMIN_DIR', getcwd());

include(PS_ADMIN_DIR.'/../config/config.inc.php');

/* Header can't be included, so cookie must be created here */
$cookie = new Cookie('psAdmin');
if ($cookie->id_employee)
   echo 1;
else
       echo 0;
?>

Then, in your front office templates add some Javascript to call this file and use the result to control whether you enable analytics or not. JQuery can likely make this less work:

http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.get/

Cheers

[Prestapepe]

Thanks, you are the man!

 

I manage to do that jquery thingy... (I still can belive why this control cant be done in the fo by standard, so usefull!!)

[ghazaal]

in my case this code work 

  $cookie2 = Context::getContext()->cookie;
        $cookie = new Cookie('psAdmin', '', (int)Configuration::get('PS_COOKIE_LIFETIME_BO'));
        $employee = new Employee((int)$cookie->id_employee);

        if (Validate::isLoadedObject($employee) && $employee->checkPassword((int)$cookie->id_employee, $cookie->passwd)
            && (!isset($cookie->remote_addr) || $cookie->remote_addr == ip2long(Tools::getRemoteAddr()) || !Configuration::get('PS_COOKIE_CHECKIP')))
            echo 'you login';

        if ($cookie2->getAll()['logged']) {
           echo 'you login`
       }

 

[MrManchot]

The simplest solution for me : 

$admin_cookie = new Cookie('psAdmin');
$is_bo_connected = $admin_cookie->id_employee !== false;