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Login page - How do I disable "Sign Up" function (and remove the button from login page)?

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Christopher Thorjussen	Monday 05 January 2004 2:04:38 am I'm trying to make a customer webpage with eZp 3.3-1 and the first page they shall see is the login page. For this to happened I've added this to site.ini.append: [SiteAccessSettings] RequireUserLogin=true Now I (my customers realy) have to log in to see the Index page and other stuff. BUT - the login page also shows the "Sign Up" button, and this leads to "Register User" page. I only want users added by the admin in the eZp admin page. How do I disable the "sign up" button and function? Should/Could I make my own login page (template override?)? Also strange: I tried the Sign Up button just to test, and after entering my details and clicking the register button I got this error: Fatal error: eZ publish did not finish it's request The execution of eZ publish was abruptly ended, the debug output is present below. eZ debug gave this (relevant) info: Warning: PHP Undefined index: EditLanguage in /home/httpd/vhosts/kunde.domain.no/www-443/kernel/content/attribute_edit.php on line 60 Warning: PHP Undefined variable: userID in /home/httpd/vhosts/kunde.domain.no/www-443/kernel/classes/datatypes/ezuser/ezuser.php on line 183 Warning: eZModuleOperationInfo::execute Missing main operation memento for key: 382b5aa3ea629647b89672d065ec89f1
laurent le cadet	Monday 05 January 2004 8:57:18 am Hi, Maybe you can use the same page (login.tpl) and just remove the button from the template. Make it as a comment {....} if you want to re-use it easilly later. Hope this help. Laurent
Christopher Thorjussen	Tuesday 06 January 2004 3:52:19 am I guess this will remove the button, but wouldn't the function still be available? What about my error?
Balazs Halasy	Tuesday 06 January 2004 4:05:09 am The function will still be available, yes. In other words: people could still reach it by doing a "/user/register" in the URL. This is because policy checking is omitted for the register function within the user module (.../user/register). However, policy checking can be turned on again by commenting out the following line in "site.ini": PolicyOmitList[]=user/register Regarding the error message: seems weird. I just tested this with a fresh 3.3-1 installation and it works here. Balazs
Shurbann Martes	Tuesday 06 January 2004 4:08:50 pm Hi Balazs, Could you please explain more about the User Registration function, because I dont understand it. If I comment out user/register: # PolicyOmitList[]=user/register Then I could turn off the register function? But how? -Shurbann
Christopher Thorjussen	Wednesday 07 January 2004 8:59:52 am I should have thought of that Balazs, silly me. Thanks for pointing that out. One question though, will it be available for a user that is logged in? (I'm not at my desk so I can't check it myself..) Shurbann, if you comment out as Balazs said, you will not be able to open that page when you are not logged in. The rule said that all access to /user/register shouldn't be checked against the rules, so it's a kind of "allow everybody" setting..
Paul Borgermans	Wednesday 07 January 2004 9:13:09 am See also http://ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/forum/developer/disable_register_user_in_login/re_disable_register_user_in_login_its_in_the_ini_files You can disable entire modules or a specific function in a module. -paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans
Guttorm Flatabø	Thursday 17 June 2004 1:01:40 pm The above link is broken but this one is not: http://ez.no/community/forum/developer/disable_register_user_in_login/re_disable_register_user_in_login_its_in_the_ini_files