(API) LoginPrompt
17 Nov 2013 18:20 - 01 Dec 2014 19:13 #1
by plamzi
This plugin uses Modal, and supports all the methods of its parent plugin, including custom buttons and links. It creates a flexible login prompt for entering a username or character name and logging the user in.
You can define a login prompt entirely on the client side by using regular expressions. You can also control login entirely from the server, using GMCP / JSON packages.
Note: Having a login prompt will still let users set up triggers for auto-login (assuming that the server sends the strings their triggers need). The prompt will appear and disappear automatically if it is set up correctly.
Note: The LoginPrompt in the screenshot is for a Havoc -engine game, and shows a Login via Facebook option (as well as reset password support via custom links). It is possible to add these features to your game even if it doesn't use Havoc, but you'll need some custom code on both the client and server side.
OPTIONS
EXAMPLES:
Client-side implementation:
Server-side implementation:
(API) LoginPrompt was created by plamzi
This plugin uses Modal, and supports all the methods of its parent plugin, including custom buttons and links. It creates a flexible login prompt for entering a username or character name and logging the user in.
You can define a login prompt entirely on the client side by using regular expressions. You can also control login entirely from the server, using GMCP / JSON packages.
Note: Having a login prompt will still let users set up triggers for auto-login (assuming that the server sends the strings their triggers need). The prompt will appear and disappear automatically if it is set up correctly.
Note: The LoginPrompt in the screenshot is for a Havoc -engine game, and shows a Login via Facebook option (as well as reset password support via custom links). It is possible to add these features to your game even if it doesn't use Havoc, but you'll need some custom code on both the client and server side.
OPTIONS
| placeholder | The text of the hint for the first input field. Example: 'username' or 'character name' |
| show | A Regular Expression that will trigger the prompt to show. The global match of this regular expression will be displayed as the title of the login prompt. |
| error | A Regular Expression that will trigger the prompt to display the matching text inside an error note. It should catch any phrases the server sends on invalid authentication. |
| password | A Regular Expression that will trigger the sending of the password. This is required for the proper working of the login flow. |
| dismiss | A Regular Expression that will trigger the prompt to disappear. This can be a unique phrase or a set of phrases that are shown to users on successful login. |
| any Modal option | Options that will be passed to the underlying Modal Dialog . |
EXAMPLES:
Client-side implementation:
Config.LoginPrompt = new LoginPrompt({
placeholder: 'username',
show: '.*Enter new or existing username:',
error: '.*(Username is invalid|Invalid name|Invalid password).*',
password: 'Password:',
dismiss: '(By what name|Reconnecting|like to create this account|Wrong password)',
backdrop: 'static'
});Server-side implementation:
<GMCP START SEQUENCE>
LoginPrompt {
title: "Please enter your username:",
placeholder: "username",
error: "Invalid password",
links: {
'Reset password': 'reset',
'Enter token': 'token'
},
backdrop: 'static'
}
<GMCP END SEQUENCE>