for registered users?
3nigma - May 14, 2008 - 17:08
| Project: | Event Manager |
| Version: | 5.x-1.0 |
| Component: | Miscellaneous |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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Description
Hi there,
I am trying to select a module which can provide the capability for the drupal site members to sign up to an event. I see from the documentation and the live test site that this module generates a confirmation code for each registration, and that the user needs to provide this code to change their registration.
I can see the point of needing a code for non-authenticated users, but is there any way to disable the confirmation code for registered users? I just can't see why they need this extra code if they are already authenticated with Drupal.
Cheers,
3nigma
#1
+1 for Confirmation code are not needed for registered user.
For me registered user or anonymous is two different case. Now the module work great for anonymous user but are not very user-friendly for registered user.
For registered user, I think all the registration form are not needed. Why not use directly the information of the user? Perhaps is a good think to show a page where the registered user can see and confirm is personal information but the form need already fielded.
#2
Real great module. Is a perfect system for my theater-website but is not community-friendly. And that whats drupal is all about...
Why not create for every new registering emailaddress a new drupal-useraccount and reconnect when it registers for an other event? When registered users are recognized (and tracked) by your module, I'll give it a try...
#3
i agree 100% with this thread, however, i don't think the problem is easily solved until we have a standard way of representing "a person" in drupal. for example, someone's first and last name could be captured in the profile module, in a cck node-as-user-strategy, or in a civicrm contact profile. how can this module possibly pull in that information if we don't know where/how it is stored?