I'm using the chronoconectivity (save user) function, in the password field I pass the hash {var: hash_password} function.
In the save event, I call this function {fn: hash_password} and (save user) as well.
So far everything is going well, the hash is generated and saved in the database, but trying to access gives invalid password.
How to solve it?
Note
The field name is (Item.cpf), I'm using a mask on it, but before submitting I remove the mask leaving only the numbers.
I saw that if you do not hash, the password is written to the database normally, for example: 123456. That way the login works normally, but when I use hash_password the hash is generated but I can't login.
My hash_password
In the save event, I call this function {fn: hash_password} and (save user) as well.
So far everything is going well, the hash is generated and saved in the database, but trying to access gives invalid password.
How to solve it?
Note
The field name is (Item.cpf), I'm using a mask on it, but before submitting I remove the mask leaving only the numbers.
I saw that if you do not hash, the password is written to the database normally, for example: 123456. That way the login works normally, but when I use hash_password the hash is generated but I can't login.
My hash_password
$password = $this->data["cpf"];
$pass = JUserHelper::hashPassword($password);
return $pass;
The save user action hashes the password already
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