WebLoginPE (1.3.0): Advanced WebUser Management and Extended Profiling.

First: Thanks a Lot for WebLoginPE snippet. I’m reading the tutorial, very useful.

Ok, only a (simple?) question.

I have a page with userslist (filtered). This page show me, for example, number 3 results profiles.

It’s a method for generate automatically the NUMBER (3, in that example) of the results for this page?

10x for the Help
Gianfra

a ’bittle lit off-topic’ : a german translation file (de.php plus templates) will be ready by next week.

so,here we go: http://www.conin.de/download/modx/WebLoginPE-131DE.zip
This is a translation of the following files
- Default Forms Folder
- taconite xml Folder
- webloginpe.templates.php

All files resp. folders are renamed to <file>DE.
You can rename each to <file> and replace the english version.
The only thing not fully translated are the ’Terms of Service & Use’.
This should be adapted individually to your own needs.

Does it make sense to translate the docs also?

Quote from: Edski at May 23, 2008, 12:34 PM

The "Remember me" option from webloginpe is not working for me
(...)
in the chunk I use a checkbox instead of the select:

<input type="checkbox" id="remember" name="rememberme" value="315569260" /><label for="remember">Onthouden?</label>

Hi Edski!
Try [tt]value="on"[/tt], I reckon this helps.

Hi Scotty, this is a great tool! Everything works perfect! I have one small issue though... I want to open a new page when users click the profile link. So here is my call..
[!WebLoginPE? &regHomeId=`59` &profileHomeID=`60`!]

I have created the profile document, and the id is 60.. here is that call
[!WebLoginPE? &type=`profile`!]

However, the profile doesnt open inside a new page when clicked, it still loads on the sidebar. The registration link loads fine. Thanks for any help!

Error solved.. &profileHomeID=`60` should be &profileHomeId=`60`

It was wrong in the documentation.

I’m trying to alter the template for a simple login box with the following parameters:

[!WebLoginPE? &type=`simple` loginFormTpl=`loginForm`!]

I’ve got the chunk named "loginForm" setup but the snippet is ignoring it, giving me the default template instead. What am I doing wrong?

You forgot the & in front of the parameter name: &loginFormTpl=...

well that was embarrassing!

OK, so I’ve got a log-in box in the sidebar of every page except for the Member’s pages, for obvious reasons. Problem is when a registered member clicks to a (non-member) page with the sidebar login box, the logged-in greeting appears crammed into that box. Is there anyway to have the log-in box disappear once a member is logged in?

You could create your own &successTpl template that contains nearly nothing (perhaps even nothing at all) and add that parameter to your sidebar snippet call.