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handle existing join+login page - JUG - 04-19-2017
Ok. Looks like I figured it out. login.php and join.php created token when I combined join+login page. I just removed one token and everithing works fine now. It would be great if you could include login+join page in future release, so others can use that option too. I think it makes sense.
Regards, Jakob
handle existing join+login page - mudmin - 04-20-2017
I've spent a good bit of time trying to get those forms to play nicely together and I just can't get it to work. I'm open to any user submitted ideas. The OAUTH logins already work that way. They don't care whether you have an account already or not as far as the front end user sees.
handle existing join+login page - JUG - 04-21-2017
Files on pastebin: login.php
_join.php
It is not thoroughly tested, but it works.
handle existing join+login page - robertcoroianu - 05-16-2017
Thx JUG for your code, here is an ideea
I use switch to handle form action like this:
- in register form
Code:
<input type="hidden" name="action" value="register" />Code:
<input type="hdden" name="action" value="login" /><pre>
Code:
$action = $_POST['action'];
switch ($action) {
case 'login' :
// Login code
break;
case 'register' :
// Register code
break;
}