Help: Login link

[layoyo]

How do I activate the LOGIN link on the top left navigation header next to HOME?

Thanks.

[kobra]

It should be active by default

Where is your site?

[layoyo]

www.amnyperfumes.com/zen-cart.

[kobra]

You have a template named "amny"...

Switch to the classic template and you will see the login link

Your template is changing this function and I suppose it is through an overidden file

[layoyo]

yeah.. I must have overidden something. I tried looking in MYCUSTOM files to see where I was missing the LOGIN link, but couldn't find much.

I am worry that if I switch templates as you advise, I am going to loose the layout of my current one. I just would like to add whatever text line I need to add into my current MYCUSTOM TEMPLATE so I can see the login link.

[kobra]

Switching between templates does not lose items from another...

What is missing - you will have to review your changed files

Probably tpl_header.php

[moe455]

Hi guys,
Just encountered the same problem with missing Login option on the Main_Page.
Was there a solution on this problem? I'd be interested.
Thanks

[fairestcape]

There are no short-cuts in a situation like this, unfortunately. As is often the case with customised templates, each situation is unique, so even if people have an expert understanding of the core code, not knowing what was done to a core file in creating the over-ride makes it virtually impossible to offer an instant solution.

As the site works when CLASSIC template is invoked, you may first care to try your CUSTOM css files applied to the classic template.

Backup your classic css folder, then overwrite it with the css folder from your custom template. This will help you see how much work may be necessary to re-construct your template, using the classic base.

Or, you could start by comparing files in the COMMON folders of your CUSTOM template, with those in the common folder of your TEMPLATE_DEFAULT template.

Use WINMERGE for this purpose. This program will highlight differences between files, which you can then open in corresponding edit frames for corrections/additions.

It is a mechanical, methodical process, and only you can undertake it unless you hire someone to do it for you.