<div>I have set up a captive server on my LAN in order to learn about WiFiDog offline, without affecting our online server at <a href="http://auth.monteregiesansfil.org">auth.monteregiesansfil.org</a>.</div>
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<div>WiFiDog is running just fine, under Ubuntu Server 7.04. I have changeset 1261.</div>
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<div>I tried to edit the login.tpl template in </div>
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<div>/var/www/wifidog-auth/wifidog/templates/sites</div>
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<div>in order to move the "create a free account" off to the right of the page. The edits are retained, but the page does not display the changes. For example, I changed "Login or signup here" to "Members login here" - but the original text still displays.
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<div>Working with our sysadmin, Wadih Maalouf, we did a few tests. I renamed the login.tpl file to login5.tpl, but no error is thrown on the login page.</div>
<div>Renaming the index.tpl file caused smarty resource errors as expected, and text edits of the index.tpl file are displayed as they should be. </div>
<div>This suggested that the login.tpl file was not being read.</div>
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<div>Wadih took a look at the /login/login.php file, and found that the HTML of the login page is hard-coded in there (line 249 et seq.), and that the login.tpl is indeed not being read! </div>
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<div>So, my question is, w<font size="2">hy is the login page HTML hard coded inside /login/index.php instead of being read from the template? Is this a bug, or a feature? :-)</font><br clear="all"><br>-- <br>- Jeff </div>