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what What is the purpose of "_services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous"_services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous()?

I have been having a problem persisting the authenticated session after a successful registration using Services 7.x.3.11 in Drupal 7.

I've sort of solved that issue by commenting out the call to _services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous() inside of sites\all\modules\services\includes\services.runtime.inc. The file's comments read:

As authentication methods should authenticate user themselves changing global $user variable we preserve incoming session authenticated user and his session so changes made by authentication do not interfere.

Aside the grammer, I do not understand the purpose of this method nor how Services authentication works and integrates with Drupal's core. Can anyone explain why this is necessary for Services to honor Drupal's roles and permissions.

what is the purpose of "_services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous"

I have been having a problem persisting the authenticated session after a successful registration using Services 7.x.3.11 in Drupal 7.

I've sort of solved that issue by commenting out the call to _services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous inside of sites\all\modules\services\includes\services.runtime.inc. The file's comments read:

As authentication methods should authenticate user themselves changing global $user variable we preserve incoming session authenticated user and his session so changes made by authentication do not interfere.

Aside the grammer, I do not understand the purpose of this method nor how Services authentication works and integrates with Drupal's core. Can anyone explain why this is necessary for Services to honor Drupal's roles and permissions.

What is the purpose of _services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous()?

I have been having a problem persisting the authenticated session after a successful registration using Services 7.x.3.11 in Drupal 7.

I've sort of solved that issue by commenting out the call to _services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous() inside of sites\all\modules\services\includes\services.runtime.inc. The file's comments read:

As authentication methods should authenticate user themselves changing global $user variable we preserve incoming session authenticated user and his session so changes made by authentication do not interfere.

Aside the grammer, I do not understand the purpose of this method nor how Services authentication works and integrates with Drupal's core. Can anyone explain why this is necessary for Services to honor Drupal's roles and permissions.

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don't wanna be rude about it. sincerely curious
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I have been having a problem persisting the authenticated session after a successful registration using Services 7.x.3.11 in Drupal 7.

I've sort of solved that issue by commenting out the call to _services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous inside of sites\all\modules\services\includes\services.runtime.inc. The file's comments read:

As authentication methods should authenticate user themselves changing global $user variable we preserve incoming session authenticated user and his session so changes made by authentication do not interfere.

Aside from the bad grammer, I do not understand the purpose of this method nor how Services authentication works and integrates with Drupal's core. Can anyone explain why this is necessary for Services to honor Drupal's roles and permissions.

I have been having a problem persisting the authenticated session after a successful registration using Services 7.x.3.11 in Drupal 7.

I've sort of solved that issue by commenting out the call to _services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous inside of sites\all\modules\services\includes\services.runtime.inc. The file's comments read:

As authentication methods should authenticate user themselves changing global $user variable we preserve incoming session authenticated user and his session so changes made by authentication do not interfere.

Aside from the bad grammer, I do not understand the purpose of this method nor how Services authentication works and integrates with Drupal's core. Can anyone explain why this is necessary for Services to honor Drupal's roles and permissions.

I have been having a problem persisting the authenticated session after a successful registration using Services 7.x.3.11 in Drupal 7.

I've sort of solved that issue by commenting out the call to _services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous inside of sites\all\modules\services\includes\services.runtime.inc. The file's comments read:

As authentication methods should authenticate user themselves changing global $user variable we preserve incoming session authenticated user and his session so changes made by authentication do not interfere.

Aside the grammer, I do not understand the purpose of this method nor how Services authentication works and integrates with Drupal's core. Can anyone explain why this is necessary for Services to honor Drupal's roles and permissions.

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what is the purpose of "_services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous"

I have been having a problem persisting the authenticated session after a successful registration using Services 7.x.3.11 in Drupal 7.

I've sort of solved that issue by commenting out the call to _services_controller_execute_preserve_user_switch_anonymous inside of sites\all\modules\services\includes\services.runtime.inc. The file's comments read:

As authentication methods should authenticate user themselves changing global $user variable we preserve incoming session authenticated user and his session so changes made by authentication do not interfere.

Aside from the bad grammer, I do not understand the purpose of this method nor how Services authentication works and integrates with Drupal's core. Can anyone explain why this is necessary for Services to honor Drupal's roles and permissions.