Support/Comments for Login 1.0-beta4

This is an auto-generated topic for <a href="http://modxcms.com/extras/package/551">Login 1.0-beta4</a> by splittingred.

Brief Description:
Loads a simple login/logout form, with password retrieval functionality and a register form snippet.




- Added the snippet Register, which allows for Registration Form processing.


- Note: will only work properly in Revolution 2.0.0-beta4 or later.

Hi!

1.
On login (using the default templates):

Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in D:\wwwROOT\modx\core\model\modx\processors\security\login.php on line 46

2.
I am trying to use my own template chunk but somehow it is ignored:

[[!Login? &tpl=`custom_login`]]

What version of MODx Revolution are you using?

Also, use &loginTpl, not &tpl.

Hi!

I am using beta 4.

(&tpl is what the readme said)

edit:
1. &loginTpl works

2. error appears if the user does NOT exist

The only way this error would occur is if your user is not found; The PHP error was a bug in beta4 that was fixed in SVN recently.

Hi all! First Post to the forums and I’ll warn you, I’m a bit of a newb.

Using Revolution SVN version from today. (I couldn’t get login to install with beta-4)

When submitting the default registration form using the Register snippet, I get the following:


Here’s the content of my registration page:


I’m sure I’m doing something wrong...

Can you verify there are files in your modx/core/components/login directory?

I’m not sure if we’ve uploaded a SVN-compatible Login snippet yet (Revo has been optimized for php5, and this breaks some of the transport package installs for older components.)

Thanks for the quick reply!

My directory structure looks like: core/packages/login-1.0-beta4

With the following contents:

manifest.php
modCategory/
modLexiconLanguag
modLexiconTopic/
modNamespace/
modSystemSetting/
preserved.php

No, can you verify there are files in core/components/login/

Sorry. Hadn’t had my coffee yet.

Turns out, I didn’t have a core/components directory (not sure how that happened). So, I created it, added write permissions, went to the package manager and reinstalled. Everything is working now.

Thanks for the clue!