Templates store your text templates in the database. Here, this information is used to send email to users who create an account or request a reset of their passport. There are different ways to use templates, and a database table is not required. To use templates, you need the template component. This component can work with a provided database (using data source, connect to this setup, or provide the text in a property by code. 



The predefined modules give you a quick start building your RBA environment. You can do this anytime, but we recommend doing this almost at the end of your project. The reason is that this module requires you to log on and assign rights which can be a handicap during development. Also, when the structure of your application and modules is floating, you should wait to implement the RBA module. But when you are ready then you can create the module. 



The easiest way is to use the module standard as-is. The column 'Module name' allows you to change the module's name. The shown applications are templates, and PHsPeed will update the content, depending on your settings. Special attention is required for the templates that have a parameter column. 


In the current version, there are four login templates to choose from. The templates all have a button that points to a forgotten password page. But the page's name is not known (yet) and will be determined by the parameter. In the above sample, 'login' will be replaced by login_1 if you want to have login_2 as your primary login page, select login behind this module. The name used is the name you supply as the module name.