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    IT works!! BobRay was right, I had to do a bit of adjustments according to my host’s documentation, why eform worked and it effected this, I am not sure, but it woooooorked! sorry guys for the headaches, I still don’t understand what was going on here, just it took a bit more work with the phpmail functions resolved this....it appears that setting it for a port other than 25 is what did the trick because once I did that BOOM! all was well, but I would assume eform would also have a problem..(scratching my head)

    now one last thing (please no rolling of the eyes laugh), it appears that the defaultLoginFormTpl is held in the database, because even though I have deleted all the templates inside the default templates folder (left country codes php because without it it causes a parsing error) and when I reg the user my LoginFormTpl appears yet just beneath it is the default, so I assume that it’s held in the database, anyone know what I can delete safely from the database to rid myself of this so it only shows the loginForm that I tweaked?

    I have even set &messageTpl to a chunk that only displays the message text with and without my modified login form, the default login template (from the original webloginPE default templates folder) still appears(?) So I am assuming it’s pulling it from somewhere, but where?
    I have modified the call by calling &loginFormTpl &messageTpl &successTpl and really nothing works that pesky table based form keeps appearing. I have cleared browser chache, manager cache... huh

    this is my first run with webloginPE, so have compassion (and pity upon my ignorant soul laugh)
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      All *built in forms* are actually in file webloginpe.templates.php
      Be warned they are not all the same as the forms in the folder. People have updated one without other.
      If code is working in default I have taken the relevant code from from weblogin.templates.php and used that as my default for modification.

      The Beta version uses the country code from the manager you can check it out at Google Code you need a gmail account see post
      http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,28622.0.html

      Don’t worry I have just as many problems.
      Teach me to offer to help.(only .....)

      By the way you might like to get other comments on WLPE. Rather a long set of posts but checkout:-
      http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,47278.0.html
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        Thanks all, guess lesson learned about stupidity, I didn’t even see the template.php...I was too centered on scouring the class.php file!! and since everything else worked calling the template it never occurred to me...

        guys I appreciate it, everything works as it should, messages sent out by manager are good looking, all the webloginpe forms are sharp, and eform hasn’t failed once.

        I feel foolish, going into a rabid frenzy like that.... embarrassed it’s just I have been on this project now far tooooo long and after the styling, setting up new language files, etc....well I am sure more than one of you have been there before, too much caffeine and saying to yourself: "I’ll just fix this then get to sleep" laugh.

        if there is anything positive, well at least we know that in my case, ports played a part, but I still don’t get that...
        and when you have all your templates in one basket back up webloginpe.templates.php and replace the defaultweblogin...I actually just left the message and then called for a ten second redirect to my login page, wonderful.

        major thanks allanb for the links, and work!! (and helping a dolt get the css in the right place)





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          I’m glad you got it worked out (and, yes, I’ve been there many times). smiley
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            BobRay, that’s several you’ve come through on for me. man, the second I took your suggestion and scoured my host’s docs, I realized what was going on, matter of fact, some eform messages coming from my site did end up in spam folders on three testing accounts...which I hadn’t noticed before...

            once I situated everything, everything FROM ALL FORMS went out smoothly, almost instantaneous delivery and not one lost in a spam folder...again, saved your suggestion to my own personal modx docs folder.
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              Hi modxlearner123

              I am only getting to know the system my site is so simple it did not need the power of WebloginPE but I found XHTML errors and tried to fix these and found nobody was putting all the pieces together and in a crazy moment deceided to try first to bring all the mods and updates together then fix the XHTML errors. As I am retired I sometimes have some *free time* and am now out of my depth and learning to tread water cause swimming is too tiring. Everyone here is great they help if they can, BobRay and sottwell are an inspiration to all, Where they get the time I don’t begin to know. The knowledge everyone is prepared to share is amazing to me, where I worked few were prepared to share the time, what I know is mine and you pay me for it.

              I hope I have been some help.

              Regards Allan
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