protected function afterLogin($identity, $cookieBased, $duration)
    {
        $this->trigger(self::EVENT_AFTER_LOGIN, new UserEvent([
            'identity' => $identity,
            'cookieBased' => $cookieBased,
            'duration' => $duration,
        ]));
    }
protected function afterLogin($identity, $cookieBased, $duration)
    {
        $this->trigger(self::EVENT_AFTER_LOGIN, new UserEvent([
            'identity' => $identity,
            'cookieBased' => $cookieBased,
            'duration' => $duration,
        ]));
    }
protected function afterLogin ( $ identity , $ cookieBased , $ duration ) { $ this -> trigger ( self :: EVENT_AFTER_LOGIN , new UserEvent ( [ 'identity' => $ identity , 'cookieBased' => $ cookieBased , 'duration' => $ duration , ] ) ) ; }
This method is called after the user is successfully logged in.
The default implementation will trigger the [[EVENT_AFTER_LOGIN]] event.
If you override this method, make sure you call the parent implementation
so that the event is triggered.
@param IdentityInterface $identity the user identity information
@param bool $cookieBased whether the login is cookie-based
@param int $duration number of seconds that the user can remain in logged-in status.
If 0, it means login till the user closes the browser or the session is manually destroyed.
This method is called after the user is successfully logged in . The default implementation will trigger the [[ EVENT_AFTER_LOGIN ]] event . If you override this method make sure you call the parent implementation so that the event is triggered .