XF 2.0 How to auto-check & hide "Stay logged in" on Login form?

[rdn]

<xf:checkboxrow>
<xf:option name="remember" selected="true">{{ phrase('stay_logged_in') }}</xf:option>
</xf:checkboxrow>

This "xf:checkboxrow" is new to me.

 

[rdn]

Anybody please.

 

[S Thomas]

Remove that checkbox.
In src/XF/Pub/Controller/Login.php
find everything what looks like

'remember' => $input['remember'] ? 1 : null

and set that to always 1.
Additionally, you could change your table to default the column to 1.

 

[rdn]

and set that to always 1.

Not PHP coder, How is it done?
Like this?

'remember' => $input['remember'] ? 1 : 1

Thanks a lot!

 

[Kirby]

Code patches are never a good idea unless absolutely necessary, it would certainly be better to go with a template modification

<xf:hiddenval name="remember">1</xf:hiddenval>

 

[rdn]

Thank You!

 

[rdn]

This works for me also.

<xf:hiddenval name="remember" selected="true">{{ phrase('stay_logged_in') }}</xf:hiddenval>

 

[Kirby]

Well ... yes, but actually this is nonsense

This generates

<input type="hidden" name="remember" value="Stay logged in" selected="true" />

Attribute selected does not make sense for a hidden field and the value does not make sense either; this just works because the string "Stay logged in" is not empty and thus evaluates to true if treated as bool.

 

[AndyB]

You might like this add-on:

https://xenforo.com/community/resources/remove-stay-logged-in.5622/

 

[S Thomas]

Code patches are never a good idea unless absolutely necessary, it would certainly be better to go with a template modification

<xf:hiddenval name="remember">1</xf:hiddenval>

Yea, that would work aswell, but it would allow to set the value to 0 if someone wanted to. So depends on the OP how strict he wants to be. In this situation it wouldn't matter I guess, but generally.