Mastering Wapkiz & Wapaxo: A Complete Guide to System Pages

For any developer or enthusiast using the Wapkiz and Wapaxo platforms, understanding the system's inner workings is crucial for creating more robust and professional websites. A key part of this structure is the system pages: predefined pages that manage vital functionalities like authentication, user-to-user communication, and error handling.

These pages come by default on the platform. The user doesn't create them from scratch, but in many cases, can customize them. Their main characteristic is that their URLs (links) are fixed and cannot be changed.

In this complete guide, we will detail each of these pages, explaining their function, URL, and level of customization.

1. Login Page (site_login.html)

This is the entry point for registered users on your site. It's where''' they enter their credentials to access restricted areas.

  • URL: https://yoursite.wapkizs.com/site_login.html
  • Editable? Yes. The HTML/CSS code of this page can be fully modified. This allows you to customize the login form to match your site's visual identity, adding your logo, changing colors, and instructions.

2. Registration Page (site_reg.html)

This is the page where''' new visitors create an account on your site.

  • URL: https://yoursite.wapkizs.com/site_reg.html
  • Editable? Yes. Just like the login page, you have complete freedom to edit the content and style of the registration page, making the sign-up experience more pleasant and aligned with your design.

3. Password Recovery Page (site_lpass.html)

Essential for the user experience, this page is used when someone forgets their password and needs to start the account recovery process.

  • URL: https://yoursite.wapkizs.com/site_lpass.html
  • Editable? No. As this is a critical security feature, the content of this page cannot be changed. Wapkiz/Wapaxo manages this process to ensure account security.

4. Change Password Page (site_chpass.html)

Unlike recovery, this page is accessed by a user who is already logged in and wishes, for security or personal preference, to change their current password.

  • URL: https://yoursite.wapkizs.com/site_chpass.html
  • Editable? No. Similar to password recovery, this is a protected system function, and its content is not editable.

5. Send Message Page (site_message.html)

This dynamic page opens a form that allows one user to send a private message to another specific user on the platform.

  • URL: https://yoursite.wapkizs.com/site_message.html?user=USERNAME
  • How to use: The secret is in the ?user=USERNAME parameter. You must replace USERNAME with the exact name of the user who will receive the message.

Within the Wapkiz system, you can easily automate this using the %name% tag in user list loops.

Practical Example:

To create a list of users where''' each has a "Send Message" link, you can use the following code:

[*user]o=ru, l=10|| <li>%name%<br> <a href="/site_message.html?user=%name%">Send Message</a><br> </li> [/user]

What this code does:

  • [user]...[/user]: Starts a loop that lists the site's users.
  • %name%: Is a Wapkiz tag that automatically insert s the name of the user in the current iteration.
  • href="/site_message.html?user=%name%": Creates a dynamic link to the message page, automatically filling in the correct recipient.

6. Logout Link (End Session)

To allow users to log out of their accounts, Wapkiz and Wapaxo offer two simple methods:

  1. Wapkiz Tag: :*site_logout:
    You can insert this tag directly into your code (e.g., within a link: :*site_logout:). The system will process it and create a functional logout link.
  2. Direct URL: https://yoursite.wapkizs.com/site_logout.html.

7. 404 Error Page (error.html)

A 404 error occurs when a visitor tries to access a URL that doesn't exist, either from a broken link or a deleted file. By default, this page on Wapkiz is empty or displays a generic message.

  • Test URL: https://yoursite.wapkizs.com/error.html (or any non-existent link on your site).
  • Editable? Yes, and it is highly recommended that you edit it! Customizing your 404 page greatly improves the user experience. Instead of a visitor feeling lost, you can:
    • Display a friendly message.
    • Add your logo.
    • Include a link to the homepage or a sitemap.
    • Suggest popular pages.

Historical Note: Discontinued Links

Platform veterans might remember other system URLs that existed in the past, such as the "follow" functionality. With updates and evolutions to Wapkiz and Wapaxo, some of these links have been discontinued and no longer work. It's important to focus on the active features documented here.

Conclusion

Knowing and using the system pages of Wapkiz and Wapaxo is a fundamental step to move beyond the basics and build a more complete and user-friendly website. By customizing the editable pages (Login, Registration, and 404 Error) and correctly implementing dynamic features (like sending messages), you elevate the quality of your project and offer a much more professional experience to your visitors.