XF 1.5 Is just me or do you have register/register in register_form?

[dondomainer]

I found this in register_form

<form action="{xen:link 'register/register'}" method="post" class="xenForm AutoValidator"
    data-fieldValidatorUrl="{xen:link register/validate-field}"
    data-normalSubmit="1"
>

I ask because i have never touched this template until now and I do not think this is correct. I'm pretty sure we all have the same because i searched in other xen sites and I get the same error.

This action is available via POST only. Please press the back button and try again.

instead of 404.

someone can confirm plz.

 

[Paul B]

Yes, that is the default code.

Do you have an issue/problem or is there something you're trying to do?

 

[dondomainer]

Yes, that is the default code.

Do you have an issue/problem or is there something you're trying to do?

( i dont found any error),I found it by luck, trying to find why I was sent from login (Registration button ) to

login/login <--- This error is also present in other sites

 

[dondomainer]

I found why ,,.in helper_login_form

<form action="{xen:link 'login/login'}

 

[Liam W]

That's not an error. That's the correct URL.

You see an error message because the URL is only supposed to be used for submitting forms - you're not supposed to point a browser to it.

Liam

 

[dondomainer]

That's not an error. That's the correct URL.

You see an error message because the URL is only supposed to be used for submitting forms - you're not supposed to point a browser to it.

Liam

If you make click from login page in Register, you get redirection to login/login <-- thats have to be a n error.

 

[Snog]

If you make click from login page in Register, you get redirection to login/login <-- thats have to be a n error.

That's not an error. You're attempting to log in without an account so it displays the Sign up/registration page.

 

[dondomainer]

That's not an error. You're attempting to log in without an account so it displays the Sign up/registration page.

What is the justification for : yoursite.com/community/login/login

or in code :

form action="{xen:link 'login/login'}"

continued to

    {xen:link login/validate-field}"

 

[Snog]

There's no need for justification. But if you must know the first login is the route, the second login is the function. So it's login/login. And if you're not a member it displays the sign up page. Look at the PHP code for a better understanding of how it works.