Kayako LoginBox

[Master Merlin]

Greetings,
I wonder is it possible to get the code for the Kayako Login Box so that i can add the code to my website and that way intergate it ?

Here is the pic of the login box:


And the pic of what i would like to do:


I would be extemly grateful for this,
Merlin

[Andrew Scott]

Do you want to Install login box to your page. And then you want to show them info that they are logged in. Right?

[Digital Mayhem]

This can be found in


Admin CP > Templates > Manage Templates > General > Navbar


look for the code between the tag BEGIN LOGIN BOX and END LOGIN BOX and then if you want to show them logged in and stuff you can then use the code found between "BEGIN MY ACCOUNT BOX" and "END MY ACCOUNT BOX"


Note: I don't know if those are the exact tags as I removed them completely from mine.

[Master Merlin]

I tried to copy paste the whole code in a webpage indenpendant from kayako and all i got is a website similiar to this:

<{if $ismodernbill == false && $ismodernbillv5 == false}><{if $_USER[loggedin] == true}> <{$language[myaccount]}> <{$language[logout]}>
<{$language[loggedinas]}><{$_USER[fullname]}>

<{if $tgroup[loginapi_moduleid] == 1}> <{$language[myaccount]}>
<{$language[changepassword]}>
<{/if}> <{else}> <{$language[login]}> <{if $loginsharemodule != 1}> <{else}><{$language[lostpassword]}> <{/if}>
<{if $loginsharemodule != 1}><{$language[loginusername]}><{else}><{$language[loginemail]}><{/if}>
<{$language[loginpassword]}>
<{$language[loginrememberme]}> checked<{/if}>>


<{/if}> <{if $inctrnav == true}> <{displaytemplate name="tsnavbar"}> <{elseif $inckbnav == true}> <{displaytemplate name="kbnavbar"}> <{elseif $incdlnav == true}> <{displaytemplate name="dlnavbar"}> <{elseif $incnwnav == true}> <{displaytemplate name="nwnavbar"}> <{/if}>
<{if $cansearch == true}> <{$language[search]}>

<{$language[entiresupportsite]}> <{if $kbcansearch == true}> <{$language[knowledgebase]}><{/if}> <{if $dlcansearch == true}> <{$language[downloads]}><{/if}> <{if $trcansearch == true}> <{$language[troubleshooter]}><{/if}>

<{/if}> <{if $innewsnav == true}> <{displaytemplate name="newsnavbar"}> <{elseif $articlenav == true}> <{displaytemplate name="kbarticlenavbar"}> <{elseif $dlitemnav == true}> <{displaytemplate name="dlitemnavbar"}> <{elseif $nwitemnav == true}> <{displaytemplate name="nwitemnavbar"}> <{/if}> <{if $settings[ls_displaystatus] == 1}>
<{/if}><{/if}>

No interface, absolutely nothing .

[Master Merlin]

Originally Posted by Andrew Scott

Do you want to Install login box to your page. And then you want to show them info that they are logged in. Right?

And the answer to this question is: yes.

[Andrew Scott]

the code that you have provided is Smarty template. To install code to your page, I would suggest you to copy source code from the html page,
What other system do you have, I mean the system where you are going to place kayako login box.?

[Master Merlin]

Nuke Evolution.

[Master Merlin]

Originally Posted by Andrew Scott

the code that you have provided is Smarty template. To install code to your page, I would suggest you to copy source code from the html page,
What other system do you have, I mean the system where you are going to place kayako login box.?

Can this be explained a bit please .

[Andrew Scott]

Hi Master Merlin.

The code that you provided is Smarty template, that means, that Smarty template has special symbols, and when you load page, special class parses the template and replaces symbols(variables) with html code.
So to integrate login box to your page:
You can use wrapper (I dont know if your system supports wrappers)
You can integrate Kayako's template to your page, but this is complex task
Or you can try to insert HTML code from Kayako source code and link it to Kayako (but I'm not sure if it will work). Just open Kayako page on Mozilla and click ctrl+u and you will see the source code of the page.
You need the info between
<!-- BEGIN LOGIN BOX --> and <!-- END LOGIN BOX -->

Please contact me via PM, if you need any further help

Andrew, Holbi