No Login Page When Site Offline
sitte
On site with federal template: https://detektyw24.uk/ there is no login form when site is offline. When I switch to "Cassiopeia" template, then I can see login and password prompt so it should be template-dependent
Ziaul Kabir
Accepted AnswerPlease, check this field in this path: JRoot/templates/your_template_name/options.xml
Thanks
sitte
Accepted AnswerTemplate Federal does not have this section, but when I aded:
<field name="comingsoon_enable_login" helixgroup="comingsoon" type="checkbox" label="Enable Login" default="1" showon="comingsoon:1" />
to /templates/federal/options.xml then i style option there is working checkbox
Thank You.
Ziaul Kabir
Accepted AnswerHello,
Thanks for reaching out to us. Could you please share temporary administrator access to your Joomla backend? You can provide the credentials securely in the hidden content section. Also, please take a full backup of your site before we make any changes.
Once I have access, I’ll investigate further and see what’s causing the issue. Let me know once you’ve shared the details!
Best regards,
Roel
Accepted AnswerSamen problem here, after last 'Helix framework' update.
Roel
Accepted Answerwell, the problem is, no login field appears when the site is in the 'site offline' setting. This is a standard Joomla functionality, that now doesn't work. Switching to the default joomla template, will show a login form page, while the site is in the offline setting. When te Maxora template is in use, it diesn't show. So it's an issue with the Maxora template.
Ziaul Kabir
Accepted AnswerIn template options.xml file there was a filed missing, I just add this there.
Thanks
gemmajoom
Accepted AnswerSame problem with shaper salon template, the login form is not visible when the site is offline. How to fix it?
lorvar
Accepted AnswerSame here with Arino Quickstart package, but they claim there is no problem, even with screenshots and access to the admin area to test...
lorvar
Accepted AnswerI figured something out for those who want to try. I backed up the template's offline.php file to my desktop from the server. Then deleted it from the server. The login form now works in offline mode. Not sure if there's a better fix, but given the time I've wasted and the time to get a reply, it's worth a try.
Roel
Accepted AnswerIn my case, the login page (while in offline mode) is working again, but not as before, now there is a countdown timer instead of my company logo (i can lie with the workaround for now however, because it's not a site in production for now)