I need Registerprofile for Drupal 5.1

Have you installed nodeprofile and do you have at least 1 profile type set up?

Sorry, I should have said this before. Have you checked the correct box in admin > access control?

The module is building an array of all the nodes that are a nodeprofile and can be seen on the register page, as set in access control.

If that doesn't work, can you tell me what versions of the modules you are using?

Thanks

How did you get it working?

I'm not sure why is wasn't in the first place - so I'd like to know how you fixed it. Did you change any code?

I've not tried taxonomy with profiles, so I don't know, but if it doesn't work by just creating a container and terms for that node type then I guess not.

I'm sure I could call some taxonomy hook to display the term though. I will try to have a look at it ASAP.

I don't know much about how taxonomy works, so I'll have to have a read though it.

Out of interest, what is it you do with the profile taxonomy? Whilst I'm looking at adding taxonomy data, could you just add a drop down field to the CCK content type and use views to display the profiles based on the value of that field? It's not a great solution, but you could get it to work.

This has been fixed now :)

sorry, but what was the fix for this:

i get:

warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\Inetpub\websites\liquidcms\modules\registerprofile\registerprofile.module on line 36.

this is what i have set up:

- 2 node types "member" and "company"
- both are set to be usernodes
- i am using rolesignup
- so under registerprofile i think i set access priv for content_member for role "member"
- and access priv for content_company for role "company"
- and under rolesignup i set "register for role" for both "member" role and "company" role

BTW - i get this error when i select either /user/register/role/5 (member) or role/6 (company).

was there code required to fix this or is is just "settnig permisssions" as jwilde states... are there other premissions than what i have mentioned here?

well sym did suggest it was fixed - but pretty sure i have the latest code (Dec 2) although he psoted that it was fixed on Jan 3 - so i guess i just dont know where the fix is.

anyway, there is/was a bug and here is the patch

I recive this error:
warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/escolcat/drupal/modules/registerprofile/registerprofile.module on line 36.

I tried this patch:

--- registerprofile.module.orig 2006-12-02 12:10:14.000000000 -0500
+++ registerprofile.module 2007-01-08 01:38:31.993000000 -0500
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ function registerprofile_user($op, &$edi
}
$query = db_query("SELECT perm FROM {permission} WHERE rid=%s", $role);
$result = db_fetch_object($query);
- if (strpos($result->perm, "view ".$type." on register form")) {
+ if (strpos($result->perm, "view ".$type." on register form") !== false) {
(object)$node->type = $type;
$node->type_name = $type_name;
$profile_types[] = $node;

but the problem continues

This is a problem only caused when you have not set up the permissions. I could change the code so that the error isn't displayed, but that would not make the module work, as you need to enable some roles.

It's all in the readme file, but in short you need to go to admin > access control and change what profiles can be seen on the register page. If you have rolesignup installed as well then you can select what roles, without it just select anonymous

Are you sure? I had exactly the same error and had set up the permissions, what I hadn't done was selected a nodeprofile node.

On the first line of the readme file it says:

"NOTE: For this module to work, you must have nodeprofile.module installed and working first."

And that's a reason for not trapping an empty return?

I did have the module setup - and working - I simply didn't have anything selected which is quite easy to do.

I need updation of Registerprofile for Drupal 5.1 or please tell me how to update registerprofile 4.7.6 for drupal 5.1