Very well done!!!

just found this on the site, and its just what i needed for my site, works well thanks.

Easy to use and very helpful. Thanks :)

Great freebee! Thanks for providing this.

Free, simple, well laid out.

I agree that a 'Remain login check box' would be nice. I also wouldn't mind this either using the System & Registration settings for where to redirect to once logged input. But, both have proven easy enough to hack.

Overall a great addition to the community.

Used it with Mega-Menu, did what it was supposed to do. Will use again.

This simple login block does what it says, and is easy to edit when you wish to change the view.

A great block for allowing registered users to login. Also has a 'register link' which just looks pro.. an' all for FREE!

Great job!!

but hey it is free! Needs the aforementioned check box to stay logged in and registration link. Easy enough to hack it in though.

As JohntheFish mentioned - this is a better user experience but is lacking in features such as - check this box to stay logged in. It does however have a link to register which may not have been part of the product previously.

Overall great and for the price ($0) perfect.

Overall a better user experience than having to click to the regular login page, but does not have the checkbox to stay logged in or the link to register.

Just i needed for my education project.

Justo lo que necesitaba para mi nuevo proyecto para la educación.

This obviously should have been part of the add on. Its in 5 places in the forum but here it is for your convenience. This is a modified view.php file in the packages-login-block-login folder

<?php
defined('C5_EXECUTE') or die(_("Access Denied."));
global $c;

$loginURL= $this->url('/login', 'do_login' );
?>


<style>
.login_block_form .loginTxt{ font-weight:bold }
.login_block_form .uNameWrap{ margin:8px 0px; }
.login_block_form .passwordWrap{ margin-bottom:8px;}
.login_block_form .login_block_register_link{margin-top:8px; font-size:11px}
</style>
<?php
$u = new User();
if( $u->checkLogin()){
// If user is logged in
$ui = UserInfo::getByID($u->getUserID());
$userName = $u->getUserName();
?>
<div class="login_block_form" >
<h2><span>Membership</span></h2>
<p>Welcome <?php echo $userName;?></p>
<P>You are logged in. </P>
<p> <a href="<?=View::url('/login','logout');?>">Logout</a></p>

</div>

<?php
} else {
// If no user is logged in display login form
?>
<form class="login_block_form" method="post" action="<?php echo $loginURL?>">
<?php if($returnToSamePage ){ ?>
<input type="hidden" name="rcID" id="rcID" value="<?php echo $c->getCollectionID(); ?>" />
<?php } ?>

<div class="loginTxt"><?php echo t('Login')?></div>

<div class="uNameWrap">
<label for="uName"><?php if (USER_REGISTRATION_WITH_EMAIL_ADDRESS == true) { ?>
<?php echo t('Email Address')?>
<?php } else { ?>
<?php echo t('Username')?>
<?php } ?></label><br/>
<input type="text" name="uName" id="uName" <?php echo (isset($uName)?'value="'.$uName.'"':'');?> class="ccm-input-text">
</div>
<div class="passwordWrap">
<label for="uPassword"><?php echo t('Password')?></label><br/>
<input type="password" name="uPassword" id="uPassword" class="ccm-input-text">
</div>

<div class="loginButton">
<?php echo $form->submit('submit', t('Sign In') . ' &gt;')?>
</div>

<?php if($showRegisterLink){ ?>
<div class="login_block_register_link"><a href="<?php echo View::url('/register')?>"><?php echo $registerText?></a></div>

<?php } ?>

</form>

<?php }?>

Asking the same question

This addon is really useful for quick logons, but still shows the username and password fields even once the user is loggen in. Is there a fix for this?
Posted by Kamikengen on May 08th, 2010

Should be an easy if statement for a php weenie (which I'm not) THANKS

This addon is really useful for quick logons, but still shows the username and password fields even once the user is loggen in. Is there a fix for this?

now it works pretty well well done

I have tried the login block with 5.3.2 it shows up and i can log in but after login the login block still appears not like before where it welcomed the user, link to his profile and the logout link.

Any help?

Thanks for this usefull package. Still need development on the option to redirect to:
- Home webpage
- Profile user webpage
- a specific webpage

Hope to see this feature very soon. Keep the good work. The best is yet to come.

Cheers!

Hey, I was searching around the forums and found how to enable registeration in the dashboard. Now it works fine. Thanks

I was able to download and install through the Add Functionality. Then I went to the home page and added the login as a block and placed it. I checked, show register. The register process goes to a page that does not exist.

I have found no where for an answer. Sorry to bother, I would have fixed it on my own if I could have found a solution.

David

PS: Anyone know how I can get a forum working with C5. The site I am building wants a forum. I could see no add-ons that did that. Do I have to us an external forum?

this block could be tweaked a lot

- using class formHelper
- if logged in show link to profile and logout, hide register
- show checkbox to save if a user wants to remain logged in after leaving the site
- add styles via addHeaderItem...

I've added other functionality thru the marketplace but am having a problem installing this add on. I get this message: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class LoginPackage in /home/morete/public_html/concrete5/packages/login/controller.php on line 5

Can anyone help?

This login works fine.
I am however wondering about the new user registrations.
Actually walking a new user through the registration is no problem.
The problem arises with activating new users from the admin side.
Is there a way to filter new users quickly?
It no problem when there is only a few users signing up however; if this were to become a bunch, it would be very time consuming for the admin.
B

Yes I was adding this via the blocks folder. Has that routine now changed for addons?...and it has now installed, Thanks very much.

Brian, with an error like that I'm guessing that you've added this packaged block to your blocks directory. It should be in your packages directory.

I tried to install this block and now my "add functionality" page does not work.

It comes up with
"An unexpected error occurred.
LoginBlockController not found. Please check that the block controller file contains the correct class name."

This custom template for the Login Block will hide the login form when the user is already logged in, displaying their Username. (rename to .php and put in the "/blocks/login/templates" Directory)

Allows for more customized Web user experience. Being able to quickly login to a site is IMHO pretty important. With a custom Block Template this add-on really shines.