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Expand Up @@ -57,14 +57,14 @@ For a more advanced usage, you can either tweak Automated mode or use individual
When you initialize 'Auth' class you may inject property values:

```php
$app->auth = $app->add(new \Atk4\Login\Auth([
$app->auth = new \Atk4\Login\Auth([
'hasPreferences' => false, // do not show Preferences page/form
'pageDashboard' => 'dashboard', // name of the page, where user arrives after login
'pageExit' => 'goodbye', // where to send user after logout

// Oter options:
// 'hasUserMenu' => false, // will disable interaction with Admin Layout user menu
]));
]);
$app->auth->setModel(new User($app->db));
```

Expand All @@ -73,9 +73,9 @@ $app->auth->setModel(new User($app->db));
In the manual mode, no checks will be performed, and you are responsible for authenticating user yourself. This works best if you have a more complex auth logic.

``` php
$app->auth = $app->add(new \Atk4\Login\Auth([
$app->auth = new \Atk4\Login\Auth([
'check' => false
]));
]);
$app->auth->setModel(new User($app->db));


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