[solved] Weblogin snippet (problems?)

in the Members Area document (ID 24)

doze,

Thank you! That solves the issue greatly!

I came across MODx from a friend and knew nothing about CMS, and you and the other forum members have been great, and patient with me while learning the ropes of the CMS.

I truely appreciate all of you help and thank you for your time that you put in to helping me and other people solve their issues!

God bless and Happy new Year!

Elliott

Uh-oh..... I don’t see a logout option button or link anywhere.....

How would I get one to appear or is it hidden somewhere? Thanks for all the help with this!

Elliott

just call the WebLogin snippet on a document where you would want to see it.. Members Section Home Page (ID 25) would be good i guess.

Hi all,

I would like to know another question about this snippet..

Firstly, is it the only snippet to log a webuser to a restricted area or others exist??

Secondly, I would like to have a snippet which appear only on "one line" (more precisely, on the headline like this web site: http://www.muddydogpaws.com/Home.html).
I know I have to modify some .php but I don’t know which...Somebody may have an example??

Finally, I have a problem with my "log page". When I log in correctly, the item "logout" appear" a few moment then disappear to let display the login page... Then, when you logout, the item "login" appear a few moment in a desorganised way then let display the logout page... Is it normal, doctor??
user: test
password: password

Thank you for your help

The snippet needs to be called uncached [!WebLogin...!] in a cached page. As far as the layout of the login form, you can use any kind of template you like. I usually put the default template in a chunk, then edit it carefully so that I don’t lose any of the functionality.

Thanks

The call is uncached (I use [! ... !] to call this snippet) and this problem always exist...

The template I have to modify is weblogin.inc.php, isn’t it?

Quote from: Titi at Dec 31, 2006, 11:35 AM

Firstly, is it the only snippet to log a webuser to a restricted area or others exist??

This is the only one afaik, what’s wrong with it?

Quote from: Titi at Dec 31, 2006, 11:35 AM

user: test
password: password

Url?

Quote from: Titi at Dec 31, 2006, 11:55 AM

The template I have to modify is weblogin.inc.php, isn’t it?

No, the chunk.weblogin.tpl contains the default layout template for the snippet. Just create a new chunk with that content and add &tpl=`chunkname` to your snippet call. Then start modifying the template to suit your needs.

Quote from: doze at Dec 31, 2006, 01:54 PM

This is the only one afaik, what’s wrong with it?

Only the last problem with this story of displaying "logout" or "login" form inside the document during a few moment.

Quote from: doze at Dec 31, 2006, 01:54 PM

Url?

What a stupid person I am.... clic this link: http://www.pilotes-pyreneens.org/modx/index.php?id=6
User: test
Password: password

Quote from: doze at Dec 31, 2006, 01:54 PM

No, the chunk.weblogin.tpl contains the default layout template for the snippet. Just create a new chunk with that content and add &tpl=`chunkname` to your snippet call. Then start modifying the template to suit your needs.

Ok, I will create this new layout template and I’ll call with the parameter "&tpl" in my snippet call

Thank a lot

Quote from: Titi at Dec 31, 2006, 03:01 PM

Only the last problem with this story of displaying "logout" or "login" form inside the document during a few moment.

...clic this link: http://www.pilotes-pyreneens.org/modx/index.php?id=6
User: test
Password: password

Try this. It should remove the "double reload", but also read my post below that one..