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$Id: README.txt,v 1.2 2007/02/17 21:04:06 thehunmonkgroup Exp $
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Alternate Login Module -- README
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written by Chad Phillips: thehunmonkgroup at yahoo dot com
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This module provides an interface that allows registered users to use a login
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name which is different than their username.
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To use, simply enable the module, set permissions for who can create an alt
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login, then visit the user edit page. Enter the alternate login name in the
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'Alternate Login' textfield, and save.
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Note that users can still login with their normal username--this just adds the
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option of another login name. Also note that an alternate login name may not
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be equivalent to any other current alternate login name, nor any current
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username.
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INSTALLATION:
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1. Put the entire 'alt_login' folder in either:
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a. Your main 'modules' folder.
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b. The modules folder of a multisite installation.
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c. The 'sites/all/modules' folder.
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2. Enable the module at Administer -> Modules.
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3. At Administer -> Access control, set the 'create alterate login'
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permission for those roles that should be able to create/edit
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an alt login. If a user has and alt login created for them, but
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they do not have create permissions, then the alt login will be
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displayed as a non-editable form item.
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4. At Administer -> User Settings, set your preference for displaying the
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alternate login option upon user registration. Note that permissioned
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users can still add/edit their alternate login at their account edit
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page regardless of this setting.
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