dave0160
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| 29 Oct 2006 7:22 PM |
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Hi
I would like to use the 'Account Login' module on my home page. And prefer not to have the 'Register' and 'Login' links which are just below the menu bar on the right hand side of the page.
How can I hide these links?
Many thanks
Dave Stacey. |
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leesykes
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Ventana
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| 21 Nov 2006 5:34 PM |
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Hi,
I have created a separate login page and removed the Register and login tokens from the skin. I have no problem login in but the problem I have now is how do I log out?
How can I have the logout link displayed when a user has logged in? |
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leesykes
DNN Creative Staff
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| 22 Nov 2006 2:33 AM |
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Hello,
The format for the logout link is:
http://www.dnncreative.com/Forum/tabid/88/portalid/0/Logoff.aspx
- Just right click on the logout link when logged in and select copy link to get an example. (when the login token is enabled in your skin)
So you could place this link within a text / html module and set the permissions for the module so that only the registered users can view the module.
Note that the tabid that you enter in the logout url will be the page that you are returned to when you log out.
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Ventana
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| 22 Nov 2006 1:57 PM |
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| Thanks, got it working. |
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Faith
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| 19 Sep 2008 2:07 PM |
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When I copy the log out link the only thing it copies it's a javascript like this ---> javascript:__doPostBack('dnn$dnnLOGIN$cmdLogin','') <---
So I cant create my own link for logout. |
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Faith
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jncraig
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| 19 Sep 2008 11:43 PM |
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The "logout link" really isn't a link. It is the manifestation of a control (skin object) that is placed in the skin. If you want to create your own logout link, I'd suggest that you might want to make a modified version of that skin object.
But, more to the point, why do you want to make your own logout when that one is available. Having a better understanding of what you are really trying to do might make it easier for me to make a more useful suggestion. |
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Joe Craig
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Faith
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| 22 Sep 2008 3:33 PM |
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| it's simple... You want to create a logout link when you dont want to use the links provided in the skin.
The question is how can I create a login and logout, register, links in a html/text module?
and how to make the login/logout - register/username dual mode buttons without using the skin, with a simple solution like the two modules that one is hidden when the user is logged.
PD: do you know any tutorial about the forget password page?
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Faith
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jncraig
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| 22 Sep 2008 4:14 PM |
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There are two skin objects.
The first is the one that shows Login/Logout and the second that shows Register/Username.
For login: http://mysite.com/?ctl=login will take you to the login page.
I've used this to generate a logout link in an HTML module: < a href="/Logoff.aspx" >< /a >< a href="/Logoff.aspx" >Logout< /a >
Don't forget to remove the spaces in the above. You can also use roles and visibility in the HTML module setting to determine who sees this. You can also use
You may also be able to use some of the replaceable tokens in the Text/HTML module to turn some of this on and off.
There are also ways of adding conditional code to your skin so that the links are displayed depending on the logged in status of the user.
I'm still wondering, though, if you are trying to solve a problem this way that is solved more easily with skin objects and (maybe) some conditional code.
As an example, visit stockcentral.com an notice that some links are turned off and others appear depending on whether you are logged in or not.
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Joe Craig
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Faith
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| 23 Sep 2008 2:35 PM |
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| ******* |
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Faith
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jncraig
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| 23 Sep 2008 2:51 PM |
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Hi, Faith!
I tested those two things on my test site, so I know that they work. I suppose that it is possible that you've got something in your site that breaks them.
Just to make sure that we are on the same page, here is the code from a Text/HTML module (except that I've added some spaces so that the tags will display):
< p>
< a href="/?ctl=login">Login< /a>< br />
< a href="/Logoff.aspx">Logout< /a>< /p>
Could you explain more about why DotNetNuke cannot solve your basic requirements.
Given your comment about the Forgot Password link, I'd tend to guess that you've broken something.
If you'd like to continue this offline, try jncraig at gmail dot com. |
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Joe Craig
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Faith
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| 23 Sep 2008 4:11 PM |
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Joe:
Maybe we are using different dnn version.
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Faith
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| 15 Oct 2008 9:49 AM |
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| Joe:
Two short questions.
1) It is possible to set a css style sheet for a determined user?
2) Is there any way to show a invoke a skinobject inside of a module? i.e the html/text with a (home)solpartmenu embbeded in it. |
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Faith
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jncraig
DNN Creative Staff
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| 15 Oct 2008 2:04 PM |
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The general scheme is that CSS styles are attached to skins. I believe
that it's possible to switch skins based on things like user role
membership, etc. That is not standard, though. Try looking for "skin
switcher" or similar terms. You may be able to find some commercial
skins what permit switching. I've never done anything like this, so
I'm not speaking from experience.
It also turns out that the second question was related to showing or not showing the menu, based on the logged in user's security role.
You can put some conditional code in your skin to turn the menu display
off for certain roles. There is lots of good information in the forums
at Snapsis.com. Take a look at this thread:
http://www.snapsis.com/DNN-Tips-And-Tricks/tabid/560/forumid/12/postid/5003/view/topic/DotNetNuke-Tokens--Some-tricks-for-getting.aspx
I recall that there are other threads, too.
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Joe Craig
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