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#493 2008-02-10 20:35:04
- marbel
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- Registered: 2008-02-10
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Re: ign_password_protect
Hello.
I need to “translate” this plugin… how can I modify “Name”, “Remember me”, etc. label of login form?
Thanks for support!
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#494 2008-02-10 20:45:21
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#495 2008-02-20 13:13:42
Re: ign_password_protect
This plugin doesn’t work good for me in TextPattern 4.0.6. It doesn’t show additional tabs in admin mode. How can I repare it?
Thanks.
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#496 2008-02-21 17:35:11
- igner
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- Registered: 2004-06-03
- Posts: 337
Re: ign_password_protect
hmm – I haven’t had time to test against 4.0.6 – but will try to do this weekend. Sadly I’ve been obscenely buried of late.
And then my dog ate my badger, and the love was lost.
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#497 2008-02-21 23:24:55
Re: ign_password_protect
draganbabic wrote:
I can’t install any of those plugins, textpattern says “badly formed or missing plugin code”.
I have exactly the same problem with 0.5.b.4. Also in firefox when I login I can’t log out or sometimes it ask me to login again – cookie problem? Can you also please make it work (extension tab) in 4.0.6?
Thanks!
Last edited by fuls (2008-02-22 17:26:36)
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#498 2008-02-22 23:21:26
- nardo
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- From: tuvalahiti
- Registered: 2004-04-22
- Posts: 743
Re: ign_password_protect
+1 ; )
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#499 2008-02-23 00:11:41
Re: ign_password_protect
fuls wrote:
Also in firefox when I login I can’t log out or sometimes it ask me to login again – cookie problem?
On Textpattern 4.0.6 you can only login with a one browser and computer
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#500 2008-02-26 10:09:35
- nardo
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- From: tuvalahiti
- Registered: 2004-04-22
- Posts: 743
Re: ign_password_protect
trying to use a graphic button rather than the ign submit…
<button type="submit" name="submit" value=""><img src="/images/login.png" alt="Login" /></button>
any ideas?
UPDATE: form wasn’t working when I had name and id attributes specified in the <txp:ign_user_field /> and <txp:ign_pass_field /> tags! now going good with button element…
Last edited by nardo (2008-02-26 10:22:14)
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#501 2008-02-27 06:56:33
- igner
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- Registered: 2004-06-03
- Posts: 337
Re: ign_password_protect
for those asking about the back-end tabs – the current release moved the “Manage Users” tab from Extensions to the Admin tab – to move it back to the Extensions tab, you can edit the line that reads
register_tab('admin', 'ign_user_mgmt', ign_gtxt('manage_users'));
to
register_tab('extensions', 'ign_user_mgmt', ign_gtxt('manage_users'));
And you’ll get things back where you’d expect. It’s not really a 4.0.6 issue per se.
And then my dog ate my badger, and the love was lost.
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#502 2008-02-27 08:32:51
- nardo
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- From: tuvalahiti
- Registered: 2004-04-22
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Re: ign_password_protect
what are the benefits of the ‘alternate user database’?
is it possible to send a specific email when registering these users?
purpose is for site admin to register ‘members’ on a site – but they shouldn’t receive an email with a Textpattern login – they should just get an email with a ‘front-end’ login
thanks igner
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#503 2008-02-27 16:24:18
- igner
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- Registered: 2004-06-03
- Posts: 337
Re: ign_password_protect
The benefit of the alternate user database is complete flexibility in terms of permissions levels and keeping front-end users discrete from back-end users.
you can currently customize the email message being sent by modifying the new_user_email variable in the $ign_gTxt function. It’s kinda kludgy at this point, I know. At some point I will move this to a TXP form, but that requires free time, something that’s in very short supply these days.
And then my dog ate my badger, and the love was lost.
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#504 2008-03-02 01:01:38
Re: ign_password_protect
Igner, I don’t know if you realize how essential this plug-in is to raise the profile Textpattern as a truly serious and full-fledged CMS. I want to encourage you to really continue development on it and give you a big pat on the back for putting in what time you can to push its evolution. I understand the time crunch. We’re all pretty busy. But your hard work does help to make others productive. So kudos to you.
Just wish you could add a sentence at the top of your web page just to make people aware that there are significant updates offered here. I didn’t know how advanced this plug-in had gotten till I visited the forum.
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