| Re: Adding fields in registration form |
| by spankee on 2006/3/27 4:08:14 Would it be possible to add an asterick (with a different color than the default font color) next to the items on the registration page which are required to register? And also add "* denotes a required field" (I would also like this in a different font) somewhere, perhaps in the left column of the submit button row. I havn't tried but I am sure I can just add new language entries to make this happen. but then they wouldn't have different colored font. hmmm Any ideas? |
| Re: Adding fields in registration form |
| by txsbmw on 2006/3/26 15:31:38 Yes you did lol, there is a downlink for it: https://xoops.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=2715 , but like you said you exceeded your bandwith, so I thought I would see if you could e-mail it to me so I can fix it to where the hack will work. |
| Re: Adding fields in registration form |
| by m0nty on 2006/3/26 2:57:24 did i release a 2.2.4 version :S i can't remember lol but i must have, being as my inbox is filling up with requests for it.. i kinda abandoned the 2.2.x versions and concentrate more now on 2.0.x series of modules and stuff. it's too much effort to keep maintaining 2 versions when it's mainly for testing hacks instead of actual production sites. and being as I haven't even had a website of my own since 2004 now, i guess i'm just a XOOPS addict. |
| Re: Adding fields in registration form |
| by txsbmw on 2006/3/26 2:50:04 Hey m0nty can you send me the photo profile hack for 2.2.4 I had sent you a PM with my addy, don't know if you got it or not. I had downloaded the 2.2.3 a while back and it all installed and I could add a photo but it would never show in the profile, glad to see that you realeased one for 2.2.4. |
| Re: Adding fields in registration form |
| by spankee on 2006/3/25 21:40:50 Ok,something like this will work. le="color: #000000"><?php $reg_form->addElement(new XoopsFormTextArea(_US_whyreg, "user_whyreg", "856", 10, 60, $myts->htmlSpecialChars($user_whyreg)), true); "856" is the value, it shows up in the form and is editable. 10, is the rows. and 60, is the columns. Hope it helps someone else out! |