Hey Ryan.

Sorry for the bad title, couldn't come up with sth more expressive.
First of all: The module would be perfect for my purposes, so thanks for taing the effort of writing such a thing. Nevertheless I ran into a few problems, one of which i couldn't solve. here it goes:

I really followed the readme-instructions, and I didn't get any error messages with my final set up. However, after the basic drupal signup, the user is not redirected to a pageroute, but is shown the Homepage.
If I login with a newly created user, i'm being sent on the pageroute. However it starts at the second page, instead of the first one. (First page is weighted lighter than the second). Furthermore, the last page of the pageroute only features a "back"-button, but no "save"/"submit"/"Next"/Whatever button.

I'm really greatful for the abilities of this module and would really appreaciate it if you could hint me to whereever i missed something.
so long
Doik

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rconstantine commented

First, I thought I mentioned somewhere (maybe an issue and not the README?) that I wasn't sure if things were working correctly if you don't have email verification of new users turned on. If that's the issue here, check the issue queue and add a 'me too' to that issue please.

As for the missing submit button... hmm... I don't recall that. I'll have to look. Did you specify a 'Customized redirect' (in the pageroute settings)? I think that adds one last 'next' button on the last page.

Starting on the second page? Must be a sorting issue. I thought I was sorting by weight. I don't suppose I accidentally did it alphabetically did I? Let me know if page 2 - either the human-readable or machine-readable name - is alphabetically before page 1.

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Doik commented

Ryan,
thanks a lot for your reply.
Regarding the email notification-thingy: Everything works perfectly if I turn the email-verification off. No missing submit button, correctly ordered pageroute, everything's splendid.
If I set it back to "require email-verification", I got the problems mentioned above.

I should add, that I'm operating everything on my localhost, thus am unable to send mails from my local machine. Every registration process hence throws an error regarding the mail() function.

so long
Doik

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rconstantine commented

With email verification on, it doesn't really matter if you can't send emails. All you have to do is log in as an admin, set their account to 'allowed' (if it isn't already) and change the password to something you'll remember. The only thing the email verification does on its own is set an initial password. Then you can login as the new user.

You didn't answer most of my direct questions, so I'll wait to say more until you do.

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rconstantine commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Still waiting to hear back from poster. If I don't hear back in a couple of weeks, will close the issue.

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rconstantine commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (fixed)