When OPAC auth is disabled (system preference opacuserlogin), the modal auth should not exist in HTML. The access to opac-user.pl shows a message and not auth form. But this has been detected by a security check. So better not have this form in modal. Looks like it is missing : [% IF ( Koha.Preference( 'opacuserlogin' ) == 1 ) %]
Created attachment 175002 [details] [review] Bug 38544: OPAC Modal login not generated when OPAC login is disabled When OPAC login is disabled (system preference opacuserlogin), the modal login should not exist in HTML. Note the access to opac-user.pl shows a message and not auth form. You may look at commit with : git diff --ignore-space-change Test plan : 1.1) Set system preference opacuserlogin to "Allow" 1.2) Go to OPAC main page 1.3) Check you see in source : div id="loginModal" 1.4) Click on "Log in to your account" 1.5) Check you see the modal login 2.1) Set system preference opacuserlogin to "Don't allow" 2.2) Go to OPAC main page 2.3) Check you do not see in source : div id="loginModal"
Created attachment 175014 [details] [review] Bug 38544: OPAC Modal login not generated when OPAC login is disabled When OPAC login is disabled (system preference opacuserlogin), the modal login should not exist in HTML. Note the access to opac-user.pl shows a message and not auth form. You may look at commit with : git diff --ignore-space-change Test plan : 1.1) Set system preference opacuserlogin to "Allow" 1.2) Go to OPAC main page 1.3) Check you see in source : div id="loginModal" 1.4) Click on "Log in to your account" 1.5) Check you see the modal login 2.1) Set system preference opacuserlogin to "Don't allow" 2.2) Go to OPAC main page 2.3) Check you do not see in source : div id="loginModal" Signed-off-by: David Cook <dcook@prosentient.com.au>
While the "Splinter Review" looks scary, if you do a "git show -w", you'll see it really is just a very simple 2-3 line change, which does exactly what it says it's going to do.
And if I'd actually read the commit message, I would've seen that Frido already suggested something like that haha.
(In reply to David Cook from comment #4) > And if I'd actually read the commit message, I would've seen that Frido > already suggested something like that haha. Great it helped ;)