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DotNetNuke 6 Enable Advanced Login Popup Mode

Posted on September 15, 2011 by InteractiveWebs
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Advanced Login module for DotNetNuke works with DotNetNuke 4x, 5x and now 6x.

However because DotNetNuke 6x has some popup effect by default with the login button it interferes with the Advanced Login Module popup mode.

Solution

To fix this issue, the solution is relatively easy.

After selecting “Popup" from the Advanced Login Basic Settings Edit the skin object login and register as follows.

Default Settings

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Update to:

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Login

#dnn_Login,#dnn_LOGIN1_loginLink

Register

#dnn_USER1_registerLink

Save Tab Changes

Update to Templates

Then we need to make a small mod to the templates. After Selecting the Templates tab, click on Custom Script.

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And modify the script to:

jQuery(document).ready(function(){
    /*
     add any custom initialization logic here,
    */
       jQuery("#dnn_LOGIN1_loginLink").attr("onclick","");
       jQuery("#dnn_USER1_registerLink").attr("onclick","");

})
function custom_validate_login(){
    /*
    add any custom login form validation logic here,
    return true if pass validation
    */
    return true;
}
function custom_validate_registration(){
    /*
    add any custom registration form validation logic here,
    return true if pass validation
    */
    return true;
}

 

Note: We added two new lines highlighted in yellow.

Save Tab Changes and you should be done. With the default skin in DNN 6.0.1, now the advanced login popup mode should work fine. Look at the Advanced Login Module for more assistance with configuring the module with different skins.

Posted in Advanced Login Support, DNN Module | Tagged DNN User Login | 2 Replies

DNN Cookie to Remember User Name or Email Address for Login

Posted on October 10, 2010 by InteractiveWebs
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Remember Required Fields

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If this option is checked, it will remember the “required fields for login” that are defined in the module.

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What does this really mean? If someone logs into your site, then logs out, then goes back to the login page, their email address, user name or other defined login field will be remembered so that they will not have to type it again. This is really a user experience feature and is using the cookies in the browser to remember this data.

More information for this and other DNN Login Module features.

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