What do you mean IT flops?, the snippet or my crappy attempt at javascripting an CSS on the demo site.
Nice work and a great snippet.
I’ve tried it with the dreaded IE7 and it flops. Is it still a use with FF snippet or will IE come round in time!?
The $timestamp variable is in a method to convert a date format like MM-DD-YYYY into a UNIX timestamp. It actually has nothing to do with the phone number. I can’t recreate the error right now because I am working on a version with a lot of changes, but I have a feeling it is a problem with the DOB handler. I tried to check the value before setting a placeholder so it doesn’t default to 12-31-1969, but it was just screwing things up. I think that is what you are experiencing.
It works great in FF but in IE7 clicking any of the buttons results in nothing happening.
I’ve set up a profile page and changed some input text and clicked the button but sadly nothing happens.
I’ve just quickly tested it on FF and the DOB is being problematic. Entering my date and saving returns ’01-01’ and to save anything in the form requires DOB to be amending due to parse errors.
This error occured whislt updating a telephone number:
« MODx Parse Error »
MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource:
« PHP Parse Error »
IE has picky built in at the core. Hate to think what they will butcher when CSS 3 is up and running.
I doubt its the buttons as such.
I fixed it with this simple javascript:
I was just working through some things and was going to post:
This is what is sent back to the page when POST is changed to GET:
FF2 - : ?username=&password=&stayloggedin=&service=registernew
IE6 - : ?username=&password=&stayloggedin=&service=Login&service=Forgot+Password&service=Register
It sees and registers each buttons state on pressing the click button so it doesn’t know what to do!
Which is confirmed by your link.. down with IE..
function init()
{
var buttons = document.getElementsByTagName('button');
for(i=0; i<buttons.length; i++)
{
buttons[i].setAttribute('onClick', 'ieButton(this.value)');
}
}
function ieButton(value)
{
document.getElementById('IEfix').value = value;
}
window.onload = init;<input type="hidden" id="IEfix" name="ieservice" value="" />
Should be. I haven’t seen PPP, but I don’t think it would interfere with WebLoginPE. I have had WebLoginPE and the original weblogin snippet on the same page without problems.
Is this script stable enough to use if I just need a login form that can keep a user logged in for X amount of time?
I already use PPP for my user interface, so I don’t need the extras of this snippet.