I had been noticing that the title assigned to /user/login was "caca" and am just now digging into the cause. I narrowed it down to the zcallbacks.module, line 37:

'title' => t('caca'),

However, when I change it to

'title' => t('User Log-In'),

the page title does not change and I can't seem to get rid of it (kind of like trying to get you-know-what off the bottom of one's shoe...).

Any suggestions would be most appreciated, since the appearance of the word on the log-in screen has raised a few eyebrows among our users (who are elementary school teachers).

Thanks!

Tom

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puredrivel commented

I had the same issue however after making the change that you mentioned i found that disabling the ldap_integration and zcallbacks modules and then re-enabling them registered that the change had taken place and the new title is displayed correctly.

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pablobm commented

Ooops, most embarrasing.

In case you wonder, "caca" is childish Spanish for "shit". (Something like "poo" in English I think). So it's just debugging garbage that I left there without noticing. I'll change it as soon as I get home.

Sorry, guys.

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muzza commented

Hi Guys,

This issue is related to the "CACA" issue discussed here. I am using the Front-Page module and the LDAP Integration module. When a user unsuccessfully tries to login they get the CACA page. When they do successfully login from the CACA page (the URL is http://mysite.net/user/login?destination=front_page) they don't get the site's home page. They instead, get the Home -> User Account page - shouldn't they still get the site front page the same as if they logged in correctly the first time.

Regards

Murray

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pablobm commented

Murray, my tests say that happens as well with ldap_integration not activated, so it's Drupal's standard behaviour.

As a side note, I observe this will not happen with Drupal 4.7, as it will not have the "bad password" page. Instead, it will show an error message on the same page the user was in.

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pablobm commented

Seems fixed. Tagging as such before closing.

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pablobm commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Fixed. I mean.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)