Realname registration doesn't check for Content permissions

Sounds like you need to go to:

Configuration -> Account settings -> Manage fields

Then under the fields you need to display on the registration form, under the Operations column click 'edit'

Once editing the field, look for a checkbox saying

[x] Required field
[x] Display on user registration form.

For first and last names, you must check both of these. For the middle name, only display on user registration form is required.

I'd try switching to a Drupal default theme to make sure the theme isn't messing up in any way. The module only provides additional validation on the registration (not alter any fields within it other than hiding 'username').

Clear the cache a couple times and check it out again.. let me know it how goes. If it doesn't work I can look closer for you (if it's available via the web).

When using the module 'Content permissions', one must allow the Anonymous role to 'Create field_firstname', 'field_middlename', 'field_lastname', so that it may display on the registration form.

Realname registration should check whether Content permissions is installed, and if Anonymous users can create the desire name fields.

Title is changed to reflect the source of the problem.

@sgerbino refering to #1

Using D7.10 and Real name 7.x-1.0-rc2
Configuration -> Account settings -> Manage fields
maps to
/admin/config/people/accounts/fields

but Operations column has no 'edit' option ( has no possible option ), even when logged in as admin. Should another module be installed for operation to be available ?

I believe it's only available with your own custom added field, for instance add a new field for first name, make it a text field, and then you should have the edit and delete options under Operations.

I added a field called field_firstn with the label Firstname, you can see the edit delete in the screenie.

Edit: I think this is part of the CCK module that was moved in to core in d7