I ended up doing something like that. I added this to the header template which displays the login or logout link and checks the site config to see if registration is enabled.
#if( $utils.isUserAuthenticated() != true) $url.login Login #else $url.logout Logout #end #if ($config.registrationEnabled == true) | $url.absoluteSite/roller-ui/user.do?method=registerUser Register #end While we're at it, isn't the User Guide link in footer wrong? I changed it to this. http://rollerweblogger.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=UserGuide And didn't the weblog name instead of the user name used to show up in the Hot blogs list? I changed that to this. <li> $url.site/$blog.subjectNameShort $blog.subjectNameLong ($blog.subjectNameShort) | $blog.count</li> Dave Johnson-8 wrote: > > On 12/10/06, mikec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> We've just upgraded from 2.3 to 3.0 and it appeared to go smoothly except >> for >> a couple of minor problems with the front page. >> >> I've created a new front page using the frontpage template. It looks fine >> except that the Register link is missing and I'v noticed that after >> logging >> in the front page always displays the login link instead of logout(or >> should >> it?). >> >> I have the "Allow New Users" property set in the admin configuration >> page. >> And this is set to true in the roller_properties in the database. >> >> What would be causing this? > > The frontpage theme does not provide a register link. > If you'd like one, then customize the theme and add a link on the > "_header" page. > > For example, I did it by adding the registerUser link in the banner like > so: > > <td class="bannerRight"> > $url.absoluteSite $config.siteName | > $url.absoluteSite/roller-ui/yourWebsites.do Main Menu > | > > > $url.absoluteSite/roller-ui/user.do?method=registerUser Register > | > > $url.login Login > </td> > > - Dave > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/no-register-link-on-frontpage-tf2791741s12275.html#a7862128 Sent from the Roller - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
