The default Drupal distro includes a number of forms for the front-end user. Some are active at installation, others need to be enabled and configured by the administrator. On the following pages, we go through the default forms and provide a quick look at each, giving the information you need to work on and highlighting any special concerns unique to each particular form.
The user forms consist of the Login Forms, the User Registration Form, the Request Password Form, and the User Information Editing Form. All the functions relating to the user forms are found at modules/user/user.module.
The Login Form exists in two varieties: The Login Block Form and the Login Page Form.
The Login Form appears both as a Block (aka, the Login Block Form) and in the content region (aka, the Login Page Form). Note the Login Page also includes links to new account registration (aka, the User Registration Form) and the Request Password Form.