The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.When using sigup and uc_signup, a user can signup for events and can sign others up for events, all without first creating an account and logging in. Accounts are created for attendees and "customer" during the checkout process.
Here is a particular use case:
A parent wants to sign up her kids for a summer camp. During the signup process, the parent should be able to create subuser accounts for the kids.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #4 | Näyttökuva 2013-11-16 kohteessa 1.54.03.png | 18.3 KB | lauriii |
| #1 | subuser_uc_signup-1526494-1.patch | 6.62 KB | shawn dearmond |
Comments
Comment #1
shawn dearmond commentedOkay, here's a patch that, if the user has "create subuser" permission when checking out with uc_signup, the user can select which of the new accounts being created should be subuser accounts.
Comment #2
lauriiiThis patch requires UC as dependency, and thats not a thing we'd like to do.
Comment #3
shawn dearmond commentedNo it doesn't. It implements UC hooks, but they'll only fire if UC is installed.
Comment #4
lauriiiActually that's true.
I cant complete the signup process because I got stuck in the Attendee Contact Information-page.