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  1. Moodle
  2. MDL-58836

Authentication plugins providing custom signup form are completely broken

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      Test 1 - auth plugin returns a renderable from core:

      Enable email based self registration. Log out. On the login page you should see the "Is this your first time here" instructions (even with no auth instructions set). Follow "Create new account" to see the signup form. It should display a form.

      Test 2 - auth plugin returns a renderable that needs it's own renderer

      Apply the patch 0001-TEST-1.patch

      View the signup form (you should get a winning feeling and see no errors).

      Test 3 - auth plugin returns a standard mform.

      Remove the last patch and apply 0001-TEST-2.patch

      View the signup form (you should get a winning feeling and see no errors).

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      Test 1 - auth plugin returns a renderable from core: Enable email based self registration. Log out. On the login page you should see the "Is this your first time here" instructions (even with no auth instructions set). Follow "Create new account" to see the signup form. It should display a form. Test 2 - auth plugin returns a renderable that needs it's own renderer Apply the patch 0001-TEST-1.patch View the signup form (you should get a winning feeling and see no errors). Test 3 - auth plugin returns a standard mform. Remove the last patch and apply 0001-TEST-2.patch View the signup form (you should get a winning feeling and see no errors).
    • Affected Branches:
      MOODLE_32_STABLE, MOODLE_33_STABLE
    • Fixed Branches:
      MOODLE_32_STABLE
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    • Pull Master Branch:
      MDL-58836-master
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      Description

      Auth plugins returning a custom form in their signup_form() method are completely broken. See:
      https://github.com/moodle/moodle/commit/99061152af3976dc276777463328a1295a65d4cb#diff-340ce5e25da3b0932028e010bbfccdd6L95
      Core renderer obviously does not have a render_my_custom_form_name() method, hence fatal error.

      Problem 2 (smaller but still annoying)
      if $CFG->auth_instructions is empty the link to sign up is not displayed at all (as coded in the template). However $CFG->auth_instructions is optional and its description says:
      "Leave this blank for the default login instructions to be displayed on the login page. If you want to provide custom login instructions, enter them here."

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                10/Jul/17