Login Error Message

[Dybbuk]

Hi,

When incorrect login details are sent, a page loads with the appropriate error message.

How can I control which template is used by that page? At the moment it is using a checkout template I made for - yep - the checkout pages. So I'm not sure why this is doing what it is doing by using that checkout template, but I really need to have control over that page as this produces undesirable effects.

Cheers,

DB

[Dybbuk]

bumpety bump

[Dybbuk]

Anybody?

Hoping to have this wrapped up by the weekend... just need to know how to change the login error template (because it is at present using the checkout phase template - this is no good).

[dave_finlayson]

DB,

Not sure but have a look at OrderScript.pl and search for

if ($::g_sOverrideCheckoutFileName)

Looks like this might do it but not had a chance to have a nose!

Dave

[cdicken]

The offending page is 'bounce.html' - which you can see in your 'SiteHTML' folder.

The easiest thing might be to manually edit this page and then FTP it up to your 'acatalog' folder.

It will only get re-uploaded if you do a refresh or you edit the checkout primary template.

[Dybbuk]

Chris,

bounce.html - there it is. So are you saying if I edit this as required it won't "hold" during a site refresh, or that it will "hold" but needs to be uploaded manually first time round?

I don't want to be manually uploading this each time a customer decides they want to become a member...

Dave, that line:

if ($::g_sOverrideCheckoutFileName)

Interesting comments alongside it about a (hacked) specialised login confirmation routine - I wonder if there will be some functionality for this in the next update (or am I missing something?).

Cheers

[Dybbuk]

With regard to bounce.html, it won't be enough to upload this manually with each refresh/update - tested a few things but just can't get it to detach from the checkout template.

I looked further at "if ($::g_sOverrideCheckoutFileName)" but couldn't get this to do anything.

Is there any way of bypassing bounce.html or customising it permanently? A Perl override makes sense, just can't seem to get it working.

Cheers,

DB

[cdicken]

I don't know the answer to this one I'm afraid I'll need to ask the developement team.

[Dybbuk]

Thanks, any help on this one would be appreciated.

[cdicken]

There is no solution to this one in the Perl I'm afraid. It is tied up in the code of the actual application. I will raise it as a wish list for you.

[Dybbuk]

Thanks Chris