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Update: Works for 2.2.2
This hack will allow you to put a login for your vB anywhere on your site, and then once the user logs in, they are returned to where they were. Requirements: Your entire site must be php, it determines its location (to return user) via php. If there is demand enough, I'll make it work with plain jane HTML. |
Hi,
I do not want to have a login on non-vB pages ... but I want to have the login thing on the forumdisplay template. So what do I have to change and tu put in when I want to do this? I would be really happy if you could do this with this hack .. |
I'm surprised you don't have more feedback on this yet. This is exactly what I have been looking to implement on my site. Worked like a charm - thanks!
Chris |
yup looks nice ill install in a bit :D
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Very nice "Snoozy", thnx
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what should i set the names for the "ogin, pass, and submit fileds to? :confused:
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They should be username and password.
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Can't find that in my member.php file
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This is what you can use for a HTML page, if your not phpized.
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