| Re: Registration Codes -- IMPORTANT UPDATE |
| by jegelstaff on 2006/10/17 17:28:48 Quote:
This would be nice, however there is an important feature of the Formulize-Reg Codes registration process that requires the code be entered first: the registration form changes based on the code. So we have to ask for the code first so we know how to draw the registration form correctly for the user, based on the groups they are going to be a member of. I guess with some Ajax kind of stuff, you could put it in the same form, and the form could change in realtime as they type the code in, but the registration process and form is not built around an Ajax kind of process. So this isn't really feasible in the short term. --Julian |
| Re: Registration Codes -- IMPORTANT UPDATE |
| by Peekay on 2006/6/30 7:23:12 Yes. A good idea. If you could still use the Formulize custom fields in the registration form, that would be great. I would be happy if there was a button on the existing 'enter code' page that gives people the option, e.g. Quote: Enter registraton code [_____] [Submit] |
| Re: Registration Codes -- IMPORTANT UPDATE |
| by Chappy on 2006/6/30 1:58:38 This does sound like a nice adaptation. Maybe just adding a blank text box on the main registration form, that if filled with the correct regcode, automatically assigns them to the appropriate group. Then the box where you now have them enter the code is just included in with the standard registration form. If the regcode box has an entry, it is processed for the special group. If not, it is processed as a regular registration - kind of like on shopping carts where, if you have a discount code, you enter it for the extra discount. Heck, if I knew a thing about programming, I'd do it tonight...  [edited this based on Peekay's following comments] |
| Re: Registration Codes -- IMPORTANT UPDATE |
| by Peekay on 2006/6/28 16:00:23 Thx. I'll have a play with that. 
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| Re: Registration Codes -- IMPORTANT UPDATE |
| by jegelstaff on 2006/6/28 15:49:14 Quote:
You can sort of fake this right now if you make a code that allows membership in registered users (or no groups, if it is possible to make a code with no groups -- since all users are added to registered users anyway). And then you could change the link for "Register Now" on your site, so it includes this default code in the URL, and that will take people straight to the regular form (and you just have to make sure that the questions on the form are set up to be displayed to the right groups). Of course, that means when you're e-mailing people, you have to send them to "register.php?code=specialcode". If you send them to the front page (or if they go there themselves) and click "Register Now," it would register them as if they were a regular user. Note: if you make a code that gives membership in registered users, I think you will end up with the user listed as a member of that group twice. I don't know if that will have an adverse affect on the operations of any other parts of the site or any other modules. I don't think so, but it's something to be aware of. --Julian |
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