Changes for page Datenbank-Authentifikator

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• Page properties (1 modified, 0 added, 0 removed)

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44	44	; Database query
45	45	: Defines the actual database query to determine a record based on the login page input. These inputs are available via placeholders in the form of {{code language="none"}}[%<html-name-attribute>%]{{/code}}. As soon as a database row is returned by this query, the login is considered successful.
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47		-
48	48	; Allow login without found database entry
49	49	: If this option is active, the login is also allowed without a found database entry. In this case, only the data of the login page are available as user attributes.
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81	81	=== Validation ===
82	82
83		-For client-side validation of inputs, the library [[Parsley.js>>https://parsleyjs.org]] is provided by default. This makes it possible to use attributes on the input fields, e.g. to require them to be filled in or to force a certain format. The validation is bound to the events "keydown" and "focusout" by default. Furthermore, the submit button only gets activated after all input elements have been validated successfully. For a more detailed list of Parsley.js's capabilities, see the corresponding [[documentation>>https://parsleyjs.org/doc/index.html]].
	82	+For client-side validation of inputs, the library [[Parsley.js>>https://parsleyjs.org]] is provided by default. This makes it possible to use attributes on the input fields, e.g. to require them to be filled in or to force a certain format. The submit button only gets activated after all input elements have been validated successfully. For a more detailed list of Parsley.js's capabilities, see the corresponding [[documentation>>https://parsleyjs.org/doc/index.html]].
84	84
85	85	=== Further attributes ===
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101	101	; data-show-type
102	102	: Allows to define an input type at a password field, which can be switched to by an eye symbol. This allows to switch to a readable representation of the input.
	102	+:
	103	+; data-custom-tooltip
	104	+: Allows specifying the ID of an HTML container whose content is used as a tooltip for element with this attribute.
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104		-
105		-
106	106	=== Styling (CSS) ===
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108	108	For the styling of the login page, the plugin already provides standard definitions for the layout as well as for input elements, the login button and errors. If required, these can be overwritten within the configuration of the login page in an HTML style tag. The following classes are also available within the HTML:
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119	119	; errors
120	120	: Defines a DIV container for displaying errors.
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122		-
123	123	=== Internationalization ===
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125	125	In the configuration of the page title, the page body as well as in the error messages the client-specific I18N variables can be used. These can be passed in the form of the placeholder {{code language="none"}}[%I18N.<value>%]{{/code}} and will be replaced according to the language in which the form is opened. Maintenance of these variables can be found [[here>>Formcycle.UserInterface.FilesAndTemplates.I18nVariables]].
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193	193	== Version history ==
194	194
	194	+=== 1.1.0 ===
	195	+
	196	+* Standard validation events (Parsley) removed from the form. These can now be attached to the actual HTML element in a more flexible way.
	197	+* Added Tippy.js for tooltips
	198	+* Adding a mechanism that automatically generates tooltips for elements.
	199	+* JavaScript callback for running script before the internal added (preInitLoginPage())
	200	+* Minor adjustments to the internationalization mechanism
	201	+* Minor CSS adjustments
	202	+
	203	+=== 1.0.1 ===
	204	+
	205	+* Modification to the transfer of the used form language within the authenticator
	206	+* Support of client-specific placeholders within the configuration of the login page extended
	207	+
195	195	=== 1.0.0 ===
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197	197	* Initial release