You will probably need some custom coding to do it. I don't think there's an option for that.
Thanks' , can you, please, direct me where to start looking ? or to data relevant to this issue ?
..\concrete\single_pages\login.php
..\concrete\controllers\single_page\login.php ->authenticate()
But a lot of c5 comes together in there so it will need quite a bit of knowledge.
Maybe a better way is to hook into a application level event, check for an error and do your counting
I don't think there is a failed login event yet.
http://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/application-events/ov...
Would be nice to see your progress.
edit* I see now that you spec. asked about the forgot password option. But the places to look for are about the same.
..\concrete\controllers\single_page\login.php ->authenticate()
But a lot of c5 comes together in there so it will need quite a bit of knowledge.
Maybe a better way is to hook into a application level event, check for an error and do your counting
I don't think there is a failed login event yet.
http://documentation.concrete5.org/developers/application-events/ov...
Would be nice to see your progress.
edit* I see now that you spec. asked about the forgot password option. But the places to look for are about the same.
Thank you very much !!
If i will find the way to do it, i will post it back here .
If i will find the way to do it, i will post it back here .
I think your best bet is to look at the login page code.
There is an option to ban users after a certain number of attempted log-in. That's based on IP address recognition.
You could probably copy that bit of code and re-use it for the password reset functionality.
There is an option to ban users after a certain number of attempted log-in. That's based on IP address recognition.
You could probably copy that bit of code and re-use it for the password reset functionality.