Features / Usability

Thanks Rick,

Will let you know if I face any problem or achieve the desired result.

Regards,
Arun Bamania.

> > Hi Rick,
> >
> > As per your suggestion, I performed the following steps:
> > #Removed login_box module.
> > #Added the follwing code to the bottom of the tiki-show_page.tpl template:

> > {if !$user}<a href="tiki-login.php">Login to edit this page</a>.{/if}
> >

> >
> > Now, Registered or Anonymous users cannot view the "Login" box on the first page of the site. To log on to the site, users need to use the tiki-login.php URL.
> >
> > Is that how it is???
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> Yes, I thought this is what you wanted, right?
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> Also, you may want to re-add the login_box module, but only for Registered users (or, you need to add a LOGOUT menu option), otherwise users won't be able to log out of your Tiki.
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> > P.S: I want if a user double-clicks a page without logging on to the site, the "Login" box should appear automatically. After successfully logging on to the site, the users can edit pages.
> >
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> To add a "double-click" to login feature, you'll need to add this code to the header.tpl:
> Find the __<body... statement and add:
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> ... {if !$user} inhibited_dblclick="location.href='tiki-login.php';" class="tiki_wiki"{/if} ...
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> HTH,
>
> -Rick
> -My Tiki Blog: Help, Hints, and Hacks
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> > Regards,
> > Arun Bamania
> >