Frog CMS

Hey Martijn – it is needed because a failed login attempt redireced to /admin/login rather than a login page… I’ll fix that hopefully soon

Hi Wiag,

It will certainly help but it doesn’t intend to fulfill every wish. What you are discussing can be sped up by using this plugin. What it will give you is a way for users to register on your site and allow you to assign permissions on each page for ‘groups’ of users.

You will have to write around the core of this plugin and there are some short snippets of text you can use to authenticate users. For example, you could pass the user id in the string and get the Authorised Users id number and match them up.

The plugin doesn’t currently support account profiles but maybe that will change in the future – although I’d suggest if you need this, then you write it yourself for now as it may be a while…

Hope this helps

Andy

Hi Andytwo…

If you create a page in your site, using this plugin you set the page type to “Login Page” and insert the following code in the page body:

<?php ru_login_page(); ?>

That should be enough to fulfill your needs.

You may want to edit the file : frog/app/views/login/login.php and delete the whole page and add this instead:

<?php header(‘Location: ‘.URL_PUBLIC.‘login’) ?>

(obviously use the correct variation for your site :)

Hope this helps

No it doesn’t make a difference whether it’s published or hidden…

Did changing the page type and adding the function to the page work for you?

How are you restricting access to the pages?

Have you created a user group and then saved the downloads->software page to :

1. require login
2. set the appropriate group permission on the page

If you have can you check that you have set up a rejection page with the following code in it:

<?php ru_auth_required_page(); ?>

and registered this page in the backend in Registered Users -> Settings -> Setup -> Authorisation Required

ok thanks for your patience andytwo

Could you try this:

edit file: frog/plugins/registered_users/observers/RUObservers.php

On line 42 should currently read:

header(‘Location: ‘.URL_PUBLIC.‘login’);

change to :

header(‘Location: ‘.URL_PUBLIC.‘login.html’);

This may be an oversight on my part as I don’t use .html on the end of my pages

OK, if we can establish this is not a SUFFIX issue. Change the frog/plugins/registered_users/observers/RUObservers.php back to the way it was.

Then can you try removing the suffix from the config file and try again and report back / let me take a try…

OK just in case anyone was following this thread and facing the same issues, it turned out to be that the login page in the CMS was set to “Require Login” which caused an endless loop.

I’ll update the docs to make it clearer in the future :)

Hey Modernclics, when do you get that message? Is it when you submit the form?

OK, it sounds like it may be an environment issue.

are you using http://localhost/frog_095/ as your main site?

If so, you should have a file in /frog/app/views/login/login.php – can you check it’s there…