WebLoginPE
Votes: 37
Tags: snippet, ajax, user management
Submitted: Aug 5, 2008
Released: Aug 5, 2008
Downloads: 2907
License: GPL - GNU Public
Package Website
WebLoginPE 1.3.1 (Fixed)
Works with the following Version(s): 0.9.6
A progressively enhanced, AJAX capable, complete web user management snippet for MODx. This snippet manages web user login, logout, registration, profile editing, profile deleting, password recovery, and user activation. It can also perform these tasks asynchronously with javascript.
Download
- repo-2142.zip (2907 downloads)
Description
WebLoginPE started off as a rewrite of the MODx weblogin snippet so I could make an AJAX login for my site. It has turned into a COMPLETE user management snippet. It manages user login and logout, user profile (allowing the user to edit many of the fields in web_user_attributes), new user registration, password recovery, and password activation. You can use templates to customize ANY of the forms or responses that WebLoginPE uses.
Instructions
see index.html in the docs/ folder.UpdatesNOTE: The original ZIP has been uploaded with a new ZIP fixed a bug that accidentally included a bugfix twice, which caused some issues when saving avatars. If you downloaded this snippet before October 26th, 2008, and did not apply the fix given on the forums, please replace your webloginpe.class.php file with the new one.
This is collection of all of the bug fixes from the v1.3.0 release (30+). This has been tested through five betas, and should work as expected. There may be some bugs that were accidentally introduced with the new fixes, so please report them in the sub-forum for this snippet if you encounter them.
Also, there may be some template bugs, since it is hard to find those among the bug posts. Please report them, and we'll fix them for the 1.3.2 release. ;)
(A 1.3.2 release is expected in the near future to add extras, such as pagination and improved user capabilities.)
Sub-Packages
Votes: 28
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Submitted: Sep 5, 2007
Released: Sep 5, 2007
Downloads: 547
License: GPL - GNU Public
Package Website
WebLoginPE 1.2.0 Fichier de langue franÁais
Fichier de langue franÁais
Previous Releases
1.3.0
Votes: 28
Tags: snippet, ajax, user management
Submitted: Sep 13, 2007
Released: Sep 13, 2007
Downloads: 3266
License: GPL - GNU Public
Package Website
WebLoginPE 1.3.0
Works with the following Version(s): 0.9.5 | 0.9.6
A progressively enhanced, AJAX capable, complete web user management snippet for MODx. This snippet manages web user login, logout, registration, profile editing, profile deleting, password recovery, and user activation. It can also perform these tasks asynchronously with javascript.
Download
- repo-1661.zip (3266 downloads)
Description
WebLoginPE started off as a rewrite of the MODx weblogin snippet so I could make an AJAX login for my site. It has turned into a COMPLETE user management snippet. It manages user login and logout, user profile (allowing the user to edit many of the fields in web_user_attributes), new user registration, password recovery, and password activation. You can use templates to customize ANY of the forms or responses that WebLoginPE uses.
Instructions
see index.html in the docs/ folder.Updates09/13/2007 v. 1.3.0
1. New Parameter: &disableServices which will accept a comma separated list of services to disable. You can disable individual services like "deleteprofile" and "viewprofile" as well as entire types like "register" and "users".
2. New Parameter: &prefixTable If your custom table does not use the MODx table prefix, you can use &prefixTable=`0` (default is 1).
3. New Parameter: &usersList lets you specify multiple lists of users and a format for each list on &type=`users` and &type=`manager`.
4. New Parameter: &tableCheck When you run WebLoginPE, it checks for the existence of the extra user attributes table and creates it if it does not exist. In 1.3.0 it also creates some new Web Access Service Events for plugins if they do not already exist. By setting &tableCheck to 0 (default is 1) you can skip these checks for a little speed bump.
5. New Type: &type=`manager` displays a list of web users with links to edit their profile or delete their profile. Definitely use Access Permissions on this page!
6. Added MODx System Events for most services. See the API documentation for full details.
7. Print CSS by Dimitri Hilverda (Dimmy) added to documentation
1.2.0
Votes: 28
Tags: snippet, ajax, user management
Submitted: Sep 2, 2007
Released: Sep 2, 2007
Downloads: 748
License: GPL - GNU Public
Package Website
WebLoginPE 1.2.0
Works with the following Version(s): 0.9.5 | 0.9.6
This version has been marked as deprecated. Please use a newer version.
A progressively enhanced, AJAX capable, complete web user management snippet for MODx. This snippet manages web user login, logout, registration, profile editing, profile deleting, password recovery, and user activation. It can also perform these tasks asynchronously with javascript.
Download
- repo-1635.zip (748 downloads)
Description
WebLoginPE started off as a rewrite of the MODx weblogin snippet so I could make an AJAX login for my site. It has turned into a COMPLETE user management snippet. It manages user login and logout, user profile (allowing the user to edit many of the fields in web_user_attributes), new user registration, password recovery, and password activation. You can use templates to customize ANY of the forms or responses that WebLoginPE uses.
Instructions
see index.html in the docs/ folder.Updates09/02/2007 v. 1.2.0
1. WebLoginPE will now function under PHP4. No functions or services were lost.
2. Case insensitive login.
3. Added &type=`users` to view all web users and individual user profiles.
4. Added form input confirmation by with the use of name="inputname.confirm".
5. WebLoginPE messages/errors are now templateable and set in a placeholder so you can display them anywhere on your page or in your forms.
6. email address are verified against a simple regular expression to see if they match a standard email address format.
7. New parameter &inputHandler for super-fine control of your form's <select>, <select multiple>, <input type="radio" /> and <input type="checkbox" /> form elements.
1.1.1
Votes: 28
Tags: snippet, ajax, user management
Submitted: Aug 23, 2007
Released: Aug 23, 2007
Downloads: 427
License: GPL - GNU Public
Package Website
WebLoginPE 1.1.1
Works with the following Version(s): 0.9.5 | 0.9.6
This version has been marked as deprecated. Please use a newer version.
A progressively enhanced, AJAX capable, complete web user management snippet for MODx. This snippet manages web user login, logout, registration, profile editing, profile deleting, password recovery, and user activation. It can also perform these tasks asynchronously with javascript.
Download
- repo-1613.zip (427 downloads)
Description
WebLoginPE started off as a rewrite of the MODx weblogin snippet so I could make an AJAX login for my site. It has turned into a COMPLETE user management snippet. It manages user login and logout, user profile (allowing the user to edit many of the fields in web_user_attributes), new user registration, password recovery, and password activation. You can use templates to customize ANY of the forms or responses that WebLoginPE uses.
Instructions
see index.html in the docs/ folder.Updatessize 12pt08-23-2007 WebLoginPE 1.1.1/size
No new features added in this point release, but many changes to accommodate the atrocity that is Internet Explorer have been made. I have tested this release extensively on IE 5, 5.5, and 6 (using IEs4Linux on Ubuntu Feisty) and found it to be fully functional on all major browsers.
1.1.1
Votes: 28
Tags: snippet, ajax, user management
Submitted: Aug 23, 2007
Released: Aug 23, 2007
Downloads: 506
License: GPL - GNU Public
Package Website
WebLoginPE 1.1.1
Works with the following Version(s): 0.9.5 | 0.9.6
This version has been marked as deprecated. Please use a newer version.
A progressively enhanced, AJAX capable, complete web user management snippet for MODx. This snippet manages web user login, logout, registration, profile editing, profile deleting, password recovery, and user activation. It can also perform these tasks asynchronously with javascript.
Download
- repo-1614.zip (506 downloads)
Description
WebLoginPE started off as a rewrite of the MODx weblogin snippet so I could make an AJAX login for my site. It has turned into a COMPLETE user management snippet. It manages user login and logout, user profile (allowing the user to edit many of the fields in web_user_attributes), new user registration, password recovery, and password activation. You can use templates to customize ANY of the forms or responses that WebLoginPE uses.
Instructions
see index.html in the docs/ folder.Updates08-23-2007 WebLoginPE 1.1.1
No new features added in this point release, but many changes to accommodate the atrocity that is Internet Explorer have been made. I have tested this release extensively on IE 5, 5.5, and 6 (using IEs4Linux on Ubuntu Feisty) and found it to be fully functional on all major browsers.
1.1
Votes: 28
Tags: snippet, ajax, user management
Submitted: Aug 23, 2007
Released: Aug 23, 2007
Downloads: 485
License: GPL - GNU Public
Package Website
WebLoginPE 1.1
Works with the following Version(s): 0.9.5 | 0.9.6
This version has been marked as deprecated. Please use a newer version.
A progressively enhanced, AJAX capable, complete web user management snippet for MODx. This snippet manages web user login, logout, registration, profile editing, profile deleting, password recovery, and user activation. It can also perform these tasks asynchronously with javascript.
Download
- repo-1609.zip (485 downloads)
Description
WebLoginPE started off as a rewrite of the MODx weblogin snippet so I could make an AJAX login for my site. It has turned into a COMPLETE user management snippet. It manages user login and logout, user profile (allowing the user to edit many of the fields in web_user_attributes), new user registration, password recovery, and password activation. You can use templates to customize ANY of the forms or responses that WebLoginPE uses.
Instructions
see index.html in the docs/ folder.Updates08/23/2007 v. 1.1
1. Added parameter &pruneDays to specify number of days to wait before deleting non-activated user accounts (users who have registered but never logged in).
2. Modified ®Required to eliminate the need for the &captcha parameter.
3. &captcha is now depreciated.
4. Added extended user profile fields with the parameter &customFields.
5. Extended profile table defaults to `web_user_attributes_extended`, but can be overridden with the &customTable parameter.
6. Added parameter ®SuccessId to redirect after successful registration.
7. Added parameter ®SuccessPause to specify a delay (in seconds) before redirecting. Defaults to 5 seconds to give the user time to read the confirmation message.
8. Added parameter ®isterSuccessTpl to display a custom chunk instead of redirecting. (only works if ®SuccessId is not set).
9. Added new service "viewprofile" for &type=`profile` to allow users to view the profile of other users.
(?service=viewprofile&username=Scotty%20Delicious)
10. Added parameter &viewProfileTpl to specify a template for the new "viewprofile" service.
11. Added a simple JavaScript file to force IE compliance with HTML element <button>
12. I think there is more that I am forgetting.
1.0.2
Votes: 28
Tags: snippet, ajax, user management
Submitted: Aug 20, 2007
Released: Aug 20, 2007
Downloads: 510
License: GPL - GNU Public
Package Website
WebLoginPE 1.0.2
Works with the following Version(s): 0.9.5 | 0.9.6
This version has been marked as deprecated. Please use a newer version.
A progressively enhanced, AJAX capable, complete web user management snippet for MODx. This snippet manages web user login, logout, registration, profile editing, profile deleting, password recovery, and user activation. It can also perform these tasks asynchronously with javascript.
Download
- repo-1601.zip (510 downloads)
Description
WebLoginPE started off as a rewrite of the MODx weblogin snippet so I could make an AJAX login for my site. It has turned into a COMPLETE user management snippet. It manages user login and logout, user profile (allowing the user to edit many of the fields in web_user_attributes), new user registration, password recovery, and password activation. You can use templates to customize ANY of the forms or responses that WebLoginPE uses.
Instructions
see index.html in the docs/ folder.UpdatesChange Log:
08/20/2007 v. 1.0.2
1. Added parameter ¬ify to specify email addresses to be notified of new user registrations.
2. Added parameter ¬ifyTpl to specify notification email message body.
3. Added parameter ¬ifySubject to specify notification email subject line.
4. Converted all PHP mail() function calls to use the PHPMailer class included with MODx.
5. Added "Terms of Service" agreement and checkbox to the default instant registration template.
6. Fixed placeholders and . If they are empty or "0", the placeholder is set to "Unknown".
7. Fixed the Instant Login Form so that if there is an error, the fields are filled with the $_POST values so the user doesn't have to fill in all the fields again.
08/19/2007 v. 1.0.1
1. Added parameter ®Required to specify required input fields by name attribute.
2. Added sanity checks for chunk templates.
3. Added file_exists check for language file. Falls back to English (default) if language file is not found.
4. Added a cookie for persistent login. can be a checkbox named "rememberme" or a select named "stayloggedin".
08/14/2007 v. 1.0
1. Initial Public Release.
1.0.1
Votes: 28
Tags: snippet, ajax, user management
Submitted: Aug 19, 2007
Released: Aug 19, 2007
Downloads: 489
License: GPL - GNU Public
Package Website
WebLoginPE 1.0.1
Works with the following Version(s): 0.9.5 | 0.9.6
This version has been marked as deprecated. Please use a newer version.
A progressively enhanced, AJAX capable, complete web user management snippet for MODx. This snippet manages web user login, logout, registration, profile editing, profile deleting, password recovery, and user activation. It can also perform these tasks asynchronously with javascript.
Download
- repo-1600.zip (489 downloads)
Description
WebLoginPE started off as a rewrite of the MODx weblogin snippet so I could make an AJAX login for my site. It has turned into a COMPLETE user management snippet. It manages user login and logout, user profile (allowing the user to edit many of the fields in web_user_attributes), new user registration, password recovery, and password activation. You can use templates to customize ANY of the forms or responses that WebLoginPE uses.
Instructions
see index.html in the docs/ folder.Updates08/19/2007 v. 1.0.1
1. Added parameter ®Required to specify required input fields by name attribute.
2. Added sanity checks for chunk templates.
3. Added file_exists check for language file. Falls back to English (default) if language file is not found.
4. Added a cookie for persistent login. can be a checkbox named "rememberme" or a select named "stayloggedin".
08/14/2007 v. 1.0
1. Initial Public Release.
1.0
Votes: 28
Tags: snippet, ajax, user management
Submitted: Aug 14, 2007
Released: Aug 14, 2007
Downloads: 543
License: GPL - GNU Public
Package Website
WebLoginPE 1.0
Works with the following Version(s): 0.9.5 | 0.9.6
This version has been marked as deprecated. Please use a newer version.
A progressively enhanced, AJAX capable, complete web user management snippet for MODx. This snippet manages web user login, logout, registration, profile editing, profile deleting, password recovery, and user activation. It can also perform these tasks asynchronously with javascript.
Download
- repo-1595.zip (543 downloads)
Description
WebLoginPE started off as a rewrite of the MODx weblogin snippet so I could make an AJAX login for my site. It has turned into a COMPLETE user management snippet. It manages user login and logout, user profile (allowing the user to edit many of the fields in web_user_attributes), new user registration, password recovery, and password activation. You can use templates to customize ANY of the forms or responses that WebLoginPE uses.
Instructions
see index.html in the docs/ folder.
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