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How can I use the Layout Update XML to modify a block that's been embedded in a CMS page. I'm embedding the Magento login block into a CMS page, which works fine, but it does not show the 'Remember Me' checkbox by default. I would like to add the 'Remember Me' checkbox using a Layout Update.

Block embedded in CMS page:

{{block class="Magento\Customer\Block\Form\Login" template="Magento_Customer::form/login.phtml" name="customer.login.container"}}

Layout Update XML:

<referenceContainer name="form.additional.info"> <block class="Magento\Persistent\Block\Form\Remember" name="persistent.remember.me" template="Magento_Persistent::remember_me.phtml" before="-"/> </referenceContainer>

The module-persistent customer_account_login.xml uses this same layout update to add the checkbox on the login page so I thought it would work in a CMS page too. I thought wrong.

Here's a snippet of the login.phtml where the block should render: Here's a snippet of the login.phtml where the block should render

I have tried placing the layout update in the CMS page and also in the cms_page_view.xml file, but the Remember block is never rendered.

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    You can achieve it by modifying template file or you want this to be done only using layout file? Commented Oct 29, 2021 at 7:43

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You can do this by following the below steps:

Using XML Layout:

You have to create a layout file specifically for your CMS Page, such as in layout folder of your custom module,

cms_page_view_selectable_<CMS Page Identifier>_<Layout Update Name>.xml

for example if my CMS page identifier name is testing, I'll name it as cms_page_view_selectable_testing_loginform.xml and inside the file I can write code as below to get the login form and remember me option as well:

<?xml version="1.0"?> <!-- /** * Copyright © Magento, Inc. All rights reserved. * See COPYING.txt for license details. */ --> <page xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" layout="1column" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:View/Layout/etc/page_configuration.xsd"> <head> <title>Customer Login</title> </head> <body> <referenceContainer name="content"> <block class="Magento\Customer\Block\Form\Login" name="customer_form_login" template="Magento_Customer::form/login.phtml"> <container name="form.additional.info" as="form_additional_info"> <block class="Magento\Persistent\Block\Form\Remember" name="persistent.remember.me" template="Magento_Persistent::remember_me.phtml" before="-"/> </container> </block> </referenceContainer> </body> </page>

And than go to your CMS page in admin and from there under design tab, select your option in Custom Layout Update, whatever you've named it, here I have named it loginform, so I'll select loginform inside my Custom Layout Update.

You can also define blocks as one after another, just saying as a possible way:

In your CMS page you have to define both blocks such as, in your CMS block:

{{block class="Magento\Customer\Block\Form\Login" template="Magento_Customer::form/login.phtml" name="customer.login.container"}} {{block class="Magento\Persistent\Block\Form\Remember" template="Magento_Persistent::remember_me.phtml" name="persistent.remember.me"}}

Now, in your cms_page_view.xml file:

<move element="persistent.remember.me" destination="customer.login.container" before="-"/>

Another way:

In your CMS block where you're calling a login block, assign a new template file such as:

{{block class="Magento\Customer\Block\Form\Login" template="YourCustomVendorName_ModuleName::form/login.phtml" name="customer.login.container"}}

Copy Magento_Customer::form/login.phtml file to YourCustomVendorName_ModuleName::form/login.phtml

And inside login.phtml file replace,

<?= $block->getChildHtml('form_additional_info') ?>

With

<?php echo $this->getLayout() ->createBlock('Magento\Persistent\Block\Form\Remember') ->setTemplate('Magento_Persistent::remember_me.phtml') ->toHtml(); ?>

Now you should have Remember me same as login in your CMS page.

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