Loved Own Kunena Login

@quila wrote:

Hi, inphx

this is not related to redirect.php file. Actually this file is nnot used. Missing file is login.php.

Can you check if is in the right place

components / com_kunena / template / default / plugin / login / login.php

Attention to bold text, these are folder.

Now I see error :blink: in the first post I have made (dont know how is happened). Sorry about that.

Let me know
Regards

No problem...everyone else managed to figure it out.

I didn't have a login folder under plugin....I created one, moved login.php in there and, voila, it works fine now.

Thanks so much. This is a great option.

Hi @quila! Good hack! THANKS!

Hello @quila!!

Do you know how to put a "Remember me" next to user and pasword fields?

Thank you!!!

Hi iseca,

open the file profilebox.php and add this code at line 157
Regards

Really Thanks @quila!

You're great for Kunena, Thanks again!

I read initial posts in this thread about how redirection to home page and other standard pages is frustrating. The Kunena login patch seems to be great. However, there are other standard login module extensions that could be used for this purpose. I've installed "Core Design Login Module" on my website. This is very tidy, looks cool, saves a lot of space and it does't redirect you to home page or whatever standard pages. You can be on any page, any thread, logging in (and out) will keep you on the same page. This is controlled by two options in the login module; take a look at the included image. Either you can select a page to route to or you can leave it to "Select Item". Latter of the two keeps you on the same page.

You may want to take a look at it on my website ( www.interview7.com ). Use the following credentials:
Username - demo
Password - demo

I'd've personally used kunena patch, but I just don't want to clutter space on my forum by placing login text boxes. Also, since I plan to expand my site in future with more features, kunena forum will end up being just one item on the web site. Why do I have to force a user to go to forum page first and have him login there in order to access other areas on site?

Anyway.
Kunena rocks.