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| module:logon [2020/04/03 08:37] – [Logon] Added eval_first and eval_last modopts.ini options digital man | module:logon [2021/07/31 18:18] – Document the new guest prompt disable options digital man |
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| | eval_first | //none// | JavaScript expression to evaluate (execute) very early in the module | | | eval_first | //none// | JavaScript expression to evaluate (execute) very early in the module | |
| | eval_last | //none// | JavaScript expression to evaluate (execute) last thing in the module | | | eval_last | //none// | JavaScript expression to evaluate (execute) last thing in the module | |
| | | sysop_available | ''text.dat'' LiSysopAvailable string | Comma-separated list of random sysop-is-available-for-chat status strings (displayed during logon) | |
| | | sysop_unavailable | ''text.dat'' LiSysopNotAvailable string | Comma-separated list of random sysop-is-not-available-for-chat status strings (displayed during logon) | |
| | | guest_name | true | Prompt for the real/full name of //Guests// during logon | |
| | | guest_email | true | Prompt for the email address of //Guests// (recommended to leave enabled) | |
| | | guest_location | true | Prompt for the location of //Guests// | |
| | | guest_referral | true | Prompt //Guests// to provide an answer to question: "Where did you hear about this BBS?" | |
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| ===== Fast Logon ===== | ===== Fast Logon ===== |
| The logon module supports a //fast-logon// mode which bypasses the display of logon menus and the execution of interactive user logon events. | The logon module supports a //fast-logon// mode which bypasses the display of logon menus and the execution of interactive user logon events. |
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| The JavaScript variable ''bbs.sys_status'' has a bit-flag, ''SS_FASTLOGON'', which is used by the logon module to determine whether a fast-logon was requested by the user. | The JavaScript variable ''bbs.sys_status'' has a bit-flag, ''SS_FASTLOGON'', which is used by the logon module to determine whether a fast-logon was requested by the user. |
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| | The default [[module:login]] module recognizes a prepended ''!'' character on the user's login ID (name, alias, or number) as an indicator that fast logon mode was requested by the user. |
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| ===== Customize ===== | ===== Customize ===== |
