> Hi, > > I read the details of the login plugins, but I didn't notice that any of > them does this...
vlogin does what you want, and more.
> > I would like to embed the "@domain.com" part of login on the login page. > I tried different ways of concatenating it with $loginname_value so I > can login with just a user name instead of an email address. > > $loginname_value .= "@domain.com"; > above the htmlspecialcharacters line in the login page. But it would > just hang and then give me a "dropped connection error".
It is not possible to do this in login.php. Once the login page is displayed, server side processing is finished. The next step is for the browser to send the form data to redirect.php. If you realy wanted to append the "@domain.com" to the username using php, that would be where to do it. Or you could try to come up with a javascript solution. But like I said, the vlogin plugin is all you need.
-- Matt M.
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