Hi friends,
I learned how to create a registration form in chronoform.
My question is, How can I connect that with traditional Login interface of Joomla or how can i set a complete login panel in Chronoform with out using Traditional joomla lofin panel
I want all the usual links like forgot pass, registration etc in login panel
Kindly Help
Thank You
I learned how to create a registration form in chronoform.
My question is, How can I connect that with traditional Login interface of Joomla or how can i set a complete login panel in Chronoform with out using Traditional joomla lofin panel
I want all the usual links like forgot pass, registration etc in login panel
Kindly Help
Thank You
This instruction should be in your Templates folder. Look for this path:
root/templates/name of your template/html/mod_login/default.php
In my file, it was around line 42 where this is found.
Take this reference: "option=com_user&task=register" and replace it with the reference for your Chronoforms Joomla login form. In my case, it looked something like this:
In Chronoforms, the title for my login form is "registration" and if you click the button to preview your form, the address you'll use for your form will be in the browser address box.
You can easily check this by going to the front end log in module and hover your cursor over the link to see the address. It should now show the new link reference.
root/templates/name of your template/html/mod_login/default.php
In my file, it was around line 42 where this is found.
<?php
$usersConfig = &JComponentHelper::getParams( 'com_users' );
if ($usersConfig->get('allowUserRegistration')) : ?>
<div class="loginelement">
<a href="<?php echo JRoute::_( 'index.php?option=com_user&task=register' ); ?>">
<?php echo JText::_('REGISTER'); ?>
</a>
Take this reference: "option=com_user&task=register" and replace it with the reference for your Chronoforms Joomla login form. In my case, it looked something like this:
<a href="<?php echo JRoute::_( 'index.php?option=com_chronocontact&chronoformname=registration' ); ?>">
<?php echo JText::_('REGISTER'); ?>
</a>
In Chronoforms, the title for my login form is "registration" and if you click the button to preview your form, the address you'll use for your form will be in the browser address box.
You can easily check this by going to the front end log in module and hover your cursor over the link to see the address. It should now show the new link reference.
So the above method will eliminate my default joom log in.. correct? I am setting up a subscription type site, and I only want people to be able to get to the registration page if they have subscribed, they are rerouted there after they go through paypal.
If not, could someone tell me how I would make my new form (done with chronoforms), to replace my joomla form without simply rerouting them with a new url away from the default joomla log in? I mean, is it possible to disable that default joomla form all together so you don't have to mess with spambots etc?
I really only want the log in part to show on site so people who subscribe can easily log in, but I'd like to change the register link on the log in to read subscribe, then route them to paypal, after paying, they are routed to the chronoform registration I've set up.. is this possible?
I guess I just don't want people who know it's a joomla site to be able to type registration on the end of url and get to the reg page.... I have it set now to not send email message to the new member so I can manually enter them into the database, I just don't want to deal with a lot of garbage needlessly coming through.
Sorry if this is so confusing.... but thank you in advance for anything anyone is able to help me with 😀
If not, could someone tell me how I would make my new form (done with chronoforms), to replace my joomla form without simply rerouting them with a new url away from the default joomla log in? I mean, is it possible to disable that default joomla form all together so you don't have to mess with spambots etc?
I really only want the log in part to show on site so people who subscribe can easily log in, but I'd like to change the register link on the log in to read subscribe, then route them to paypal, after paying, they are routed to the chronoform registration I've set up.. is this possible?
I guess I just don't want people who know it's a joomla site to be able to type registration on the end of url and get to the reg page.... I have it set now to not send email message to the new member so I can manually enter them into the database, I just don't want to deal with a lot of garbage needlessly coming through.
Sorry if this is so confusing.... but thank you in advance for anything anyone is able to help me with 😀
Hi brigarkee,
I've read this several times and still don't understand what your question actually is.
Bob
I've read this several times and still don't understand what your question actually is.
Bob
This is probably a really dumb question but one I truly need an answer too. Where precisely is this code being edited? Still learning here so this would be very helpful to know.
Hi wineblue2,
There are two places that is might be. The original code is in:
root/components/com_user/views/register/tmpl/default.php
or if your template uses over-rides for the registration form it will be in:
root/templates/your_template_name/html/mod_login/default.php
Bob
There are two places that is might be. The original code is in:
root/components/com_user/views/register/tmpl/default.php
or if your template uses over-rides for the registration form it will be in:
root/templates/your_template_name/html/mod_login/default.php
Bob
Hi
How can i create a complete login form in Chronoform with emailid and password?
The form entries should check with jos_users table in joomla...
Thanks,
How can i create a complete login form in Chronoform with emailid and password?
The form entries should check with jos_users table in joomla...
Thanks,
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