Login on template

Hello,

is it possible to put the loginfield inside a template, so it is shown on every page?

An other thing:

I created a login form...and it will be vaidated by VT. now when the login fails, I dont wat to redirect. I just want to show the VT error message that saiy. "email and/or password wrong!"

is there a flag or something?

Cheers
Denis

yes, place the login form on the template and set it to post to the login page.

validation toolkit cannot be used to validate the info in the form against what is in the database.

Use the failed login redirect for this.

Set the login failure to redirect back to the login page using a querystring:
login?login=failed

then add ann if statement to show the message:

<?php if(isset($_GET['login']) && $_GET['login'] == "falied") { ?>

email and/or password wrong!

<?php } ?>

Hi Jason,

that with login=failed works well, but if the user tries to login angain, the login=failed stays in the URL adress.

How can I make, that it starts always new?

Do I need to delete the $login somewhere?

As you can see I need the redirect only in VT.

<?php 
if ($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"] == "POST")  {
  $WAFV_Redirect = "https://www.ssl-id.de/ichbinmusiker.de/login.php";
  $_SESSION['WAVT_login_737_Errors'] = "";
  if ($WAFV_Redirect == "")  {
    $WAFV_Redirect = $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"];
  }
  $WAFV_Errors = "";
  $WAFV_Errors .= WAValidateRX(((isset($_POST["yourName"]))?$_POST["yourName"]:"") . "","/^$/i",false,1);
  $WAFV_Errors .= WAValidateRX(((isset($_POST["yourEmail"]))?$_POST["yourEmail"]:"") . "","/^$/i",false,2);
  $WAFV_Errors .= WAValidateEM(((isset($_POST["username"]))?$_POST["username"]:"") . "",true,3);
  $WAFV_Errors .= WAValidateEL(((isset($_POST["password"]))?$_POST["password"]:"") . "",6,15,true,4);
  $WAFV_Errors .= WAValidateAN(((isset($_POST["password"]))?$_POST["password"]:"") . "",true,true,true,false,"!@#$%^*()-_.:,;üäöÜÄÖß",true,5);
  $WAFV_Errors .= WAValidateLE((strtolower(isset($_POST["code"])?$_POST["code"]:"")) . "",((isset($_SESSION["captcha_code"]))?strtolower($_SESSION["captcha_code"]):"") . "",true,6);

  if ($WAFV_Errors != "")  {
    PostResult($WAFV_Redirect,$WAFV_Errors,"login_737");
  }
}
?>
<?php
if(isset($_POST["buttonLogin"])){
	$WA_Auth_Parameter = array(
	"connection" => $IchBinMusiker,
	"database" => $database_IchBinMusiker,
	"tableName" => "member",
	"columns" => explode($WA_Auth_Separator,"email".$WA_Auth_Separator."password".$WA_Auth_Separator."confirmed"),
	"columnValues" => explode($WA_Auth_Separator,"".((isset($_POST["username"]))?$_POST["username"]:"")  ."".$WA_Auth_Separator."".WA_SHA1Encryption(((isset($_POST["password"]))?$_POST["password"]:""))  ."".$WA_Auth_Separator."1"),
	"columnTypes" => explode($WA_Auth_Separator,"text".$WA_Auth_Separator."text".$WA_Auth_Separator."int"),
	"sessionColumns" => explode($WA_Auth_Separator,"memberid".$WA_Auth_Separator."profileid".$WA_Auth_Separator."access"),
	"sessionNames" => explode($WA_Auth_Separator,"memberid".$WA_Auth_Separator."profileid".$WA_Auth_Separator."access"),
	"successRedirect" => "Member/index.php",
	"failRedirect" => "login.php?login=failed",
	"gotoPreviousURL" => FALSE,
	"keepQueryString" => FALSE
	);
	
	WA_AuthenticateUser($WA_Auth_Parameter);
}
?>

what is the action of the form?

the action is empty, I leave it always empty, when I use your extensions? should I use an action anyway?

send a copy of the login page and a page that has the login form added to it in a zip archive.

here it comes..

login.php got the login form. Old style with redirect if wrong.

/Member/index.php ist the redirect if its OK.

Denis

these pages do not match your description of the issue.

in the login page you have sent the redirect is users_LogIn.php?failed=1 not users_LogIn.php?failed=true.

the only way that what you are describing would happen, is if the login form where set to pass any existing querystring variables.

In the login page you sent the action is set to $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]

<form action="<?php echo ($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);?>" method="post" id="WAATKLogInForm">


which wont pass the querystring variables.

Hi Jason,

this is not the login page I want to have, this is just the normal login page I created when I use the wizard.

What does that mean?

<form action="<?php echo ($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);?>" method="post" id="WAATKLogInForm">

- WAATKLogInForm?

can I use your ACTION for all my forms that I leave blank to submit the current page?

Denis

is just the id of the form.

If you are putting a login form on each page of your site, the forms action needs to be set to post to the login page:
<form action="login.php" method="post" id="WAATKLogInForm">


only on the login page can you set the action to post to itself.