Creating an Account Activation Link

In order to create a link that will allow users to create new accounts, in case they not already have a username and password, you can make use of the sys:login-activation tag.

First, open the login page's "Source" editor window and place your cursor in the location on the page where you would like the message to appear (somewhere between the <sys:login> and </sys:login> tags).

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Once placed, click to open the "System" drop-down menu, and, from the "RMS Toolkit" section, select "login-activation" so that the following tag appears in the location where you placed your cursor:

<sys:login-activation disable-https="1">
<aml:enter>
Enter your e-mail here <input name='email' type='text'/>
<input name='submit' type='submit'/>
</aml:enter>
<aml:sent>
Email with the activation link has been sent.
</aml:sent>
<aml:success>
Your account has been successfully activated.
</aml:success>
<aml:active>
Your account is already active.
</aml:active>
<aml:failed>
Could not activate your account.
</aml:failed>
</sys:login-activation>

This tag will generate a field in which users can submit their email addresses in order to create an account, and will display various messages depending on whether the activation email has been sent, the account has been successfully activated, an account already exists for the email address in question, or the account failed to be activated.

In order to customize the text displayed within the field or any of the confirmation messages, simply replace the tag's default text ("Enter your e-mail here," "Email with the activation link has been sent," "Your account has been successfully activated," "Your account is already active," or "Could not activate your account") with whatever text you prefer.

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