Login Block Code

Hi there, can someone please help me by giving me the login block code, I have created a splash page for users to land on which will hold a login for members section and also a button for "join now" which will lead off to the Join.php page, I also need the code for that join page as I don't want the user to be able to land on the site's navigation pages .. all the user must get is a join form (no navigation)

Quote · 2 Oct 2008

Look into templates/tmpl_uni/

There you will find a file like _login_block.html (or a similar name)

You can use that code anywhere to make your members login.

But you will need to make few changes. You'll need to change the processing url for form. Change it to http://yoursite.com/member.php (Replace yoursite.com with your site domain).

Similarly you will need to change few other things. Just give it a try. Hope you would manage.

Quote · 2 Oct 2008

Look into templates/tmpl_uni/

There you will find a file like _login_block.html (or a similar name)

You can use that code anywhere to make your members login.

But you will need to make few changes. You'll need to change the processing url for form. Change it to http://yoursite.com/member.php (Replace yoursite.com with your site domain).

Similarly you will need to change few other things. Just give it a try. Hope you would manage.

I'm not getting this working !!   please help

Quote · 4 Oct 2008

Something like this should do the trick:

 

Congratulations!<br /><br />Your account has been successfully confirmed and activated.<br />You can log into your account now.<br /><br /> <form method="POST" action="member.php" style="float:center"> <input type="hidden" name="relocate" value="member.php"> Login: <input type="text" name="ID" class="login_form_input" /> Password: <input type="password" name="Password" class="login_form_input" /> <input name="submit" type="submit" class="login_form_submit" value="Log in"/> </form>

Thanks for the idea, nice add.

-Scott

Quote · 4 Oct 2008

Hi Kinder, thanks for the help, I appreciate it big time ...

Now, could you also please (I know it's being cheecky) .. please tell me how I could seperate the "join" form page code from the "navigation menue items, header etc"

For example,

I want the user landing on my index.php (splash page) to have the ability to either register or indeed login to the home page (index1.php)  I don't want the user to have the ability to surf about the site without having done either of the above.

so he could either click Register/join Now =  Join Form  (stand alone,  no other page navigation)

or click Member Already = Member Login Script = HomePage

I would be forever grateful if you could help he here

Regards

Richard

Quote · 5 Oct 2008

Hi Kinder, thanks for the help, I appreciate it big time ...

Now, could you also please (I know it's being cheecky) .. please tell me how I could seperate the "join" form page code from the "navigation menue items, header etc"

For example,

I want the user landing on my index.php (splash page) to have the ability to either register or indeed login to the home page (index1.php)  I don't want the user to have the ability to surf about the site without having done either of the above.

so he could either click Register/join Now =  Join Form  (stand alone,  no other page navigation)

or click Member Already = Member Login Script = HomePage

I would be forever grateful if you could help he here

Regards

Richard

Ok, I think I got it worked out thanks Guys!!  Created a new form altogether and it work

Regards

Richard

Quote · 5 Oct 2008

Hello, can you please let me know how you integrated both login and join now form on the new page.

Thanks in advance.

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Quote · 16 Apr 2009
 
 
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