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Change: Notice in the example above, the dialog attempts to take the user to your site's login page when they click the Login button. By default, that action does nothing; you must tell it what action to perform by overloadingoverriding the WPCAPI.processLogin function.Next Step 7: Build Your Own Navigation
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Change: Login button. By default, that action does nothing; you must tell it what action to perform by overloading the WPCAPI.processLogin function.Next Step 6:7: ImplementBuild User-GeneratedYour Own PagesNavigation
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Change: Renamed from Step 5: Customize Login Dialog by Sep 23 2008, 1:40 PM EDT for: Rename
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Change: Application'sApplication's WPCAPI.setLoginDialogProperties function.As an example of where a user will see this login dialog,dialog, they may click on the "EasyEdit" button without having previously logged in to your site. The following diagram illustrates this:Take Them To Your LoginNotice in the
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Change: setLoginDialogProperties()WPCAPI.setLoginDialogProperties function.As an example of where a user will see this login dialog, they may click on the "EasyEdit" button without having previously logged in to your site. The following diagram illustrates this:Take Them To Your LoginNotice in the example above,
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Change: When the user submits the dialog, we call a stubbed method. You can override this method with your own login routine, or a simple redirect to your login page. To override the process loginperform method,by useoverloading the Client Application's User Login Notice APIWPCAPI.processLogin(). function.Next
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Change: When the user submits the dialog, we call a stubbed method. You can override this method with your own login routine, or a simple redirect to your login page. To override the process login method, use the Client Application's User Login Notice API. Next Step 6: Implement User-Generated Pages
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Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details.
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Change: Notice in the example above, the dialog attempts to take the user to your site's login page when they click "Submit." By default, that action does nothing; you must tell it what action to perform.When the user submits the dialog, we call
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Change: As an example of where a user will see this login dialog, they may click on the "EasyEdit" button without having previously logged in to your site. The following diagram illustrates this:Login Dialog LabelsYou can change the title text, message text,
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Change: As an example of where a user will see this login dialog, they may click on the "EasyEdit" button without having previously logged in to your site. The following diagram illustrates this:Login Dialog LabelsYou can change the title text, message text,
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Change: the message says "You must be logged in to use this feature," the submit button says "Login," and the cancel button says "Cancel." URL: http://togo.wetpaint.com/UserService/login.dosetLoginMessage()Method:This POSTParameters:method (*required) key*sets Stringthe -properties Yourfor developerthe key. ns*dialog Stringdisplayed -
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Change: . $developer_key . '&ts=' . time() . $developer_secret );Returns: An XML node containing the user's ticket. This ticket grants the user access to Wetpaint functionality for ten hours.Example response: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?><response><ticket>fbaaa8ff41d5ca7efc86c6ea2c8d66dae1878720bf3ac...</ticket></response> Next Step 5: CSS Customizations
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