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User is offline luciana hanan
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nobody read this, i will ask again: TOKEN x MODULE - can I have both? 

Hi !

I made a token with the login fields ( user / pass / button ) - but at the moment, they do nothing - just have the layout set ( as seen in www.macaeodontologia.com.br )

Now, I want to know which way should I take.

A ) Should I only pass the login values to another page with an ordinary login module that is expecting for these values to ' auto login ' , transparently to the user.
or
B) Should I handle all login process right inside the token code?


what is the best way to follow? Why ?

Thanks!
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