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  | This will put an extra button on the longin screen to have a password sent to the email address regered for the username entered. '''Of note''', the following options must also be set for this to work: $config_auth_usernode = "module.nodename"; $config_auth_usertable = "user_tablename";  $config_auth_userfield = "username_fieldname"; $config_auth_emailfield = "useremail_fieldname"; $config_auth_passwordfield = "userpassword_fieldname";
  | This will put an extra button on the longin screen to have a password sent to the email address regered for the username entered. '''Of note''', the following options must also be set for this to work: $config_auth_usernode = "module.nodename"; $config_auth_usertable = "user_tablename";  $config_auth_userfield = "username_fieldname"; $config_auth_emailfield = "useremail_fieldname"; $config_auth_passwordfield = "userpassword_fieldname";
  | True
  | True
| N/A
|-
| $config_alternative_loginform = 'http://myurl';
| For applications that do not want to use the atk login form or the htaccess box the config variable can contain an url to redirect to instead of displaying the login form of ATK.
| Text with the url
  | N/A
  | N/A
  |}
  |}

Revision as of 13:27, 22 November 2007

Below is a categorized list of configuration options. This page is far from complete. If you encounter a configuration value in ATK that is not listed here, please help us improve the documentation by adding it.

Within a category, the options are listed alphabetically.

Database Configuration

GUI Configuration

Relations

Auth Config