Login box... saw it somewhere!

[sdickens]

Somewhere, I saw the instructions for putting the member log in box on any page in my site. Right now, the form only appears after someone signs up and gets their password, then clicks on the "you can login by clicking this URL", but I'd like to add the sign in box on my main site as well >

main site > link to memberLogin page > memberLogin page provides both a way to login and to sign up if they aren't already a member.

How do I make this work?

Thanks.

Sylvia
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[admin]

Hi Syliva,

No worries, basically all you need to do is go to your current login page in your browser window.

View the Page Source.

Copy the <form> code (everything between <form> and </form>, including the tags).

Then paste this code on your other page.

Then in the code you'll see in the top tag: target=""

Change this to the URL of where your members area is.

Eg:

target="http://www.example.com/members/index.php"


cheers
Sam
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[sdickens]

Thanks Sam...

I've entered the code as you suggested and do have both optin/login boxes showing. Here's the uploaded page as it is now.

http://www.ebook-haven.com/MemberLogin.php

I'm still having problems.

1) I don't see the "target=" portion in the code that you talk about to add my member URL, http://www.ebook-haven.com/members/index.php.

2) These login and optin forms all force the centering to be off-centre (big gap on the right side). How do I fix that?


Thanks,

Sylvia
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[admin]

Hi Sylvia,

Sorry, I meant the "action" variable, not target.

This should make it work!

With the off-centre issue, I had a quick look at your HTML code, and there seems to be some table issues, where tags aren't closed properly, or they're in the wrong place.

Since it's a simple template, I'd recommned creating a new, clean one from scratch. This should fix the HTML issues, and therefore the display issues.

cheers
Sam
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