Theme Hook on Login Block

Love the work you've done on this module.

I made this mod on my end and thought I might share it with you for future consideration.

For Always Expanded options in logintoboggan.module

replace line #436

'#options' => array(t('Link'), t('Collapsible Form')),

with

'#options' => array(t('Link'), t('Collapsible Form'), t('Simple Form')),

replace lines #457-469

            if (variable_get('toboggan_block_type', 1) == 1) {

              // A temporary hack to make sure the user login block itself doesn't get altered as well
              $_POST['logintoboggan']['login_block'] = TRUE;

              // Calling the user login block here directly in order to be able to use the form and alter it for our needs.
              // We also have to unset the ugly title from the user block
              $block = user_block('view', 0);
              unset($block['subject']);
            }
            else {
              $block['content'] = l(t('Login/Register'), 'user/login', array(), drupal_get_destination());
            }

with

            switch (variable_get('toboggan_block_type', 1))
			{
				case "1": // Collapsed
				case "2": // Always Expanded
					// A temporary hack to make sure the user login block itself doesn't get altered as well
					$_POST['logintoboggan']['login_block'] = TRUE;
					
					// Calling the user login block here directly in order to be able to use the form and alter it for our needs.
					// We also have to unset the ugly title from the user block
					$block = user_block('view', 0);
					unset($block['subject']);
					break;
				default:
					$block['content'] = l(t('Login/Register'), 'user/login', array(), drupal_get_destination());
            }

then replace the entire _logintoboggan_toggleboggan function with

	switch (variable_get('toboggan_block_type', 1)
	{
		case "1": // Collapsed
			$pre = '<div id="toboggan-container">';
			$pre .= l(t('Login/Register'), 'user/login', array('onclick' => "toggleboggan('toboggan-login');this.blur();return false;"));
			
			//Grab the message from settings if there is one to display at the top of the login block.
			if ($login_msg = variable_get('toboggan_block_msg', '')) {
			$pre .= '<div>'. $login_msg .'</div>';
			}
			//the block that will be toggled
			$pre .= '<div id="toboggan-login" class="user-login-block">';
			$form['pre'] = array('#value' => $pre, '#weight' => -300);
			
			$post .= '</div></div>';
			
			//javascript toggle function
			$post .= '<script type="text/javascript">';
			// <![CDATA[
			$post .= 'function toggleboggan($id) {';
			$post .= '$obj = document.getElementById($id);';
			$post .= '$obj.style.display = ($obj.style.display == \'none\') ? \'block\' : \'none\';}';
			// for compatibility with non-js browsers:
			$post .= 'document.getElementById(\'toboggan-login\').style.display = \'none\';';
			// ]]>
			$post .= '</script>';
			break;
		case "2": // Always Expanded
			//the block that will be toggled
			$pre .= '<div id="toboggan-container" class="user-login-block">';
			$form['pre'] = array('#value' => $pre, '#weight' => -300);
			$post .= '</div>';
			break;
	}
  $form['post'] = array('#value' => $post, '#weight' => 300);
  return $form;

As an added bonus, the theme hook for this is easily added in by

replacing the function _logintoboggan_toggleboggan name with theme_lt_login and adding the following function

function _logintoboggan_toggleboggan ($form) {  
	$block['content'] =  theme('lt_login', $form);
	return $block;
}

I hope this makes everyones lives a little bit easier!

Cheers.