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ShowMessageIfExceeded

Summary

Sets whether to display a warning when a user is not allowed to log in.

Usage

 

ShowMessageIfExceeded= true|false

Description

If a user's account is automatically locked because of too many invalid login attempts, the user will not be able to log in. If the "ShowMessageIfExceeded" setting is set to "true", the message "User is not allowed to login because count of failed login attempts for this user exceeded max number of failed login attempts!" will appear when a siteaccess using the "admin" design is accessed. The default value of this setting is "false", which means that no warning is shown for locked user accounts.

This message is not shown on the user siteaccess by default. If you wish to display it on the user siteaccess, you will have to check the "user_is_not_allowed_to_login" field of the "$User" variable within the "templates/user/login.tpl" template of the design being used, or an override. Refer to the "design/admin/templates/user/login.tpl" template to see how this can be done.

Julia Shymova (16/04/2007 2:19 pm)

Julia Shymova (28/12/2007 1:41 pm)

Julia Shymova, Balazs Halasy


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