Login/Logout Widget

DAP has a Login/Logout Widget that you can use in any widget-ready theme.

Log in as WP admin, and look under “Appearance > Widgets”.

You’ll see the widget. Drag this widget on to any customizable part of your theme.

The widget puts the DAP login form right on your sidebar.

When a user is not logged in, they will see the login form.

When they are logged in, they just see a “Logout” button.

15 comments ↓

#1 Amber on 12.08.09 at 6:03 pm

Perhaps I’m missing something… but after setting the log in page, I’ve got an internal server error happening? I followed the instructions for putting the page up.

#2 Jeff on 01.16.10 at 6:28 pm

Is it possible to customize this widget so that there is a link that says “sign up” under forgot password for those who are not logged in. This would take you to the sign up page.

Thanks!

Jeff Gaudette

#3 Chuck on 02.06.10 at 2:08 pm

Ravi,

Is there code to insert the login widget into a widget ready sidebar. I’d like more control over the title, graphics, etc.

Thanks

#4 Chuck on 02.06.10 at 2:15 pm

clarification.

If i just insert your widget into a sidbar it appears on all sidebars without setting up a specific new page. The “Section widget” plugin allows me to decide which page a widget shows on giveing me more control. With section widget I can put in php or html or text…i cannot insert a widget within a widget.

Hence the questions about php code to call the DAP widget form.

I tried placing %%LOGIN_FORM%% in section widget but its not picking it up.

;-)

#5 Peretz on 02.14.10 at 4:59 pm

I would also like to know how to edit the login/logout widget.

Thanks,

Peretz

#6 jeanjacques on 02.19.10 at 7:44 am

Hi Guys,
You can change the way the login widget is appearing if you edit DAP-WP-LoginForm-LoginLogout.html which is located within /httpdocs/wp-content/plugins/DAP-WP-LiveLinks

#7 Eric on 03.16.10 at 10:19 pm

I am using a non wordpress website. How do I add the login/logout feature to my website? I don’t see you mentioning anything about the login/logout feature on a non wordpress website.

#8 Ravi Jayagopal on 03.21.10 at 2:04 am

Starting version 3.7, it is now possible to customize the Widget Title. So the text above the login form can say “Login Here”, or “Member Login”, or “Your Account”, etc.

- Ravi Jayagopal

#9 Vali on 04.29.10 at 6:57 am

Hi Ravi,

Is there a logout button in DAP admin ? I have searched and searched, and i can’t find it, so i can’t test my products, because i am always logged in, and i want to see the message from the error-notloggedin.php file.

Thanks,
Vali.

#10 Ravi Jayagopal on 04.29.10 at 10:29 am

Vali,

Not sure where you looked, but it’s there on the left in our documentation.

See http://DigitalAccessPass.com/documentation/?page=/doc/logout-link/

- Ravi Jayagopal

#11 Peretz on 05.01.10 at 2:57 pm

Ravi,

Can you point me to the code where I can apply CSS to the login/out widget?

Thanks,

Peretz

#12 Max on 05.12.10 at 6:10 pm

How would one stop viewers from seeing the site at all.. I have text on the side bar that I don’t want anyone to see til they’re logged in.. I just want a plain page with the login page basically..

#13 Max on 05.14.10 at 7:13 pm

Also, one last Q! Is there a way to see when people log in and out etc..?

#14 Chad Carlton on 09.02.11 at 4:44 pm

I too would like to find the code to apply CSS changes to the widget

Thanks,
Chad

#15 Chad Carlton on 09.02.11 at 4:45 pm

Sorry, found it:
http://www.digitalaccesspass.com/doc/customizing-login-widget/

Chad!;-)

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