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    Login within Act Primary

    I've found a thread asking this on the brochure homepage however I wasn't sure if it was the same with Act_Primary too...

    So, is it possible to include the login username and password fields within the Act_Primary template which would show IF a user was not logged in and would NOT be visible if they weren't?

    I don't particularly want to have to bloat the code of every page by copying the login template's code into Act Primary so if there's a handy NETQUOTEVAR, that would be great!

    Cheers

    Jos
    Thanks

    Jos Medinger

    Tel : 01978 843 962
    www.internetology.co.uk
    Actinic / E-Commerce Hosting, Design & SEO
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    #2
    There is no handy NETQUOTEVAR so you would have to copy the contents of a fully-generated login page into Act_Primary.html.

    If you begin the code with

    <Actinic:NOTINB2B>

    and end it with

    </Actinic:NOTINB2B>

    then it will only appear to non logged in customers.

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      #3
      It is a fair bit of code as I am am trying to use this as well.

      Can you have this added to the wishlist please Chris
      Owner of a broken heart

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        #4
        Thanks for this Chris

        I'm loathe to copy all the code in too - my Act_Primary file is already 30K without this to add to it!

        I second the request for this to go onto the wish list!

        Cheers

        Jos
        Thanks

        Jos Medinger

        Tel : 01978 843 962
        www.internetology.co.uk
        Actinic / E-Commerce Hosting, Design & SEO
        ______________________________________

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          #5
          To be fair, even if you could include the login fields with a handy NETQUOTEVAR, Actinic would still have to substitute the NETQUOTEVAR for all the necessary scripts and input fields when you upload so it would still have a significant impact on your page size.

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