Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.I have a custom login/registration page and I would like to use this module to provide a “Login/Register” link in the header. Because this is a customer page, its path isn’t user/login rather something else. I’ve tried to change all the “link_paths” in the code from user/login and/or user/register to my designated path but it doesn’t work. I still get the previous path. The custom page houses both the login and registration forms because I don’t like the tabs at the top of the default page. If you can show me how to get to my custom page from the link provided, I’d appreciate it.
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Comment #1
mattyoung commentedsee accountmenu.module::accountmenu_translated_menu_link_alter(&$item)
you can implement this and change the link path to yours, I think.
Comment #2
sorensong commentedIs there a patch that will allow changing the path to a custom node? For example the 'Signup Now' link would link to a '/node/choose-accout-type' which would give the user an option to sign up for a 'Standard Account' or an 'Expanded Account' instead of the default '/user/register' registration page?
Comment #3
mattyoung commentedNot sure how to do this in some sustainable way...this module can't possible handle every install configuration....
So, if you cannot think of a configureable way to add this functionality, I can't think of one now.
Comment #4
john franklin commented@mariner702, have you tried using hook_menu_alter() to change user/login to reference your page instead of the standard Drupal page?
Comment #5
john franklin commentedReading over this a bit more carefully, what you're looking to do is outside the scope of this module. You'll want to use hook_menu_alter() to replace the default 'user/register' and 'user/login' router entries with your own.
And, the replacement won't be a node, but a custom callback that renders both the login and register forms on the same page. I think LoginToboggan has an example of a single page with both forms.