@all

I found a much easier way to include the login module in content pages. And it is in standard Joomla!

Just add this tag into the content page:

{mosloadposition user8}

Then publish the login module in the position user8.

That's all.

JoomlaZ

Simple and easy!

Thanks this is the perfect solution!

Excellent!

In a previous version I did have my log-in on a separate page but could not remember how I did it

I simply copied the CBLogin module (so it still appears on the left but now also in user8)!! And presto! all is good.

I am unable to reach the download for the module bot, so this was the perfect, easy and fast solution for this morning's headache.

Thank you!

Aly wrote:


Sorry for being a noob but could you walk me through what you did? I think what you did is what I want but I can't get it to work. I'm using the default Joomla template so there is no 'user8' position.

The magic of this "fix" is that you don't need to have a 'user8' placeholder in your template.

Go to module settings and select user8 (or any un-used position)for that module (in this case, CBLogin)

So now CBLogin will only appear in the position you have assigned.

Then create a content page, or static content - wherever you want the module to appear. At the point in that content where you want the module to show, enter the code tag as follows:

{mosloadposition user8}

Or, in other words:

{mostloadposition thepositionyouset}

Hope that helps?

Also, because I wanted the login to appear on the home page in the left module position, as well as on a separate page -- I copied the module (it's in the admin backend, when you view your list of installed mods). So CBLogin is set for position left, and CBLogin2 is set for user8.

Post edited by: Aly, at: 2007/02/09 07:10

Thanks for the help.

Post edited by: akiratheoni, at: 2007/02/23 07:57