A module for ProcessWire 3.x that provides a self contained process for rendering and processing login, user registration, and profile edits. New user registration requires the user’s email address for validation.
For those that have more than basic needs, this moduel also serves as a good proof-of-concept for further development and integration.
Install the module as with any other module, by placing the included files in /site/modules/LoginRegister/, go to “Modules > Refresh” in your admin, and then click “install” for the this module.
You should now see a configuration screen for this module. This screen will let you determine what features you want to use with it, and what fields you want to allow for user registration and profile editing.
By default, the email and password fields are required for both forms. You may want to add more fields. To do this, you’ll need to add fields to your “user” template. You can add fields to your user template in the admin by going to “Setup > Templates > Show system templates > user”.
You should stick to using simple text-based fields for now. File/image fields, repeaters, rich text editors and combination fields fields are not supported on the front-end at present.
After installation and configuration, either create a new template or use an existing template to use this module with. This module will provide the “content” or “body copy” area of your page, and that’s where you should use its output. Edit your template file and place the following in it:
Direct output or markup regions:
<?= $modules->get('LoginRegister')->execute() ?>
The above is for direct output. If you are instead using delayed output and want to populate the module’s output to a variable, you might do it like this:
Delayed output:
$content = $modules->get('LoginRegister')->execute();
That single line above is all that you need, and the module will do the rest.
If presented to a guest user (not logged in) it will display a login form and a registration link. From there, the user can login or register for a new account.
If the user is already logged in, then they will get a welcome screen giving them options to edit their profile or logout.
Guests may register to create a new account. User accounts are not actually created until validated by an email sent to the user. They receive a link containing a confirmation code. When clicked on (or pasted in manually after registration) the user account is then created. Once created, the user is logged in automatically.
Note that accounts created in this way automatically receive a role named “login-register”.
If you want to support a “forgot password” feature, install the core ProcessForgotPassword module. Once installed, this module will provide the behavior by way of that module.
When a user is logged in, they get a welcome message with links to edit their profile or logout. Chances are, you’ll want some other behavior. Here’s how you might implement that:
<?php
if($user->isLoggedin() && !$input->get('profile') && !$input->get('logout')) {
// you take over and render your own output or redirect elsewhere
$session->redirect('/some/other/page/');
} else {
// let the LoginRegister module have control
echo $modules->get('LoginRegister')->execute();
}
The URL to logout is simply the URL of the page you are using this module on, plus a “logout” GET variable, i.e.
<a href='/path/to/page/?logout=1'>Log out</a>
The URL to the profile editor is simply the URL of the page you are using this module on, plus a “profile” GET variable, i.e.
<a href='/path/to/page/?profile=1'>Edit profile</a>
This module provides a good starting point, but it's posssible you may want to customize and add to it specific to your needs.
Choose the fields you want to use for both registration and profile in the module configuration.
This module comes with only basic styles to make things workable. You should feel free to custom style the forms and elements as you see fit.
In the output, this module automatically adds some stylesheet links. If you
want to prevent it from doing so, see the renderStyles setting.
In the output, this module automatically adds some script tags. If you
want to prevent it from doing so, see the renderScripts setting.
This module uses some jQuery. If jQuery is not present, and renderScripts
is not disabled, it automatically adds a script reference to ProcessWire’s
jQueryCore module.
Most settings for this module are configured from the module settings screen (Admin > Modules > Site > LoginRegister). There are a couple of additional settings that can be specified from the API, like this:
<?php
$loginRegister = $modules->get('LoginRegister');
$loginRegister->set('renderStyles', false);
echo $loginRegister->execute();
The above disables rendering of stylesheets with the output. Here is a list of available settings:
-
renderStyles(boolean): Automatically render links to stylesheets used by the forms? Default is true. -
renderScripts(boolean): Automatically render links to scripts used by the forms? Default is true.
All other settings can be specified from the module configuration screen.
Almost every aspect of this module is hookable, enabling you to modify or completely replace it as needed. For even more control, you might consider extending this module’s class, or editing it directly. For a list of hooks available, open the LoginRegister.module file and note all methods listed in the phpdoc block comment at the top. These are all directly hookable.
One thing that may not be clear from looking at the LoginRegister.module file is that you might also find it useful to hook into specific Inputfield types to add classes or make other adjustments. In this example below, we add a hook to Inputfield objects before they are rendered, to add Uikit 3 specific classes:
$wire->addHookBefore('Inputfield::render', function($event) {
$inputfield = $event->object;
if($inputfield instanceof InputfieldTextarea) {
// textarea input
$inputfield->addClass('uk-textarea');
} else if($inputfield instanceof InputfieldText) {
// includes most single-line text types
$inputfield->addClass('uk-input');
} else if($inputfield instanceof InputfieldSubmit) {
// submit button
$inputfield->addClass('uk-button uk-button-primary');
}
});
// render module output
echo $modules->get('LoginRegister')->execute();
This module uses the same license as ProcessWire 3.x, which is the Mozilla Public License version 2.0 (MPL 2.0).
Copyright 2017 by Ryan Cramer