Closed (fixed)
Project:
Content Profile
Version:
6.x-1.0-beta4
Component:
User registration module
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
20 May 2008 at 10:20 UTC
Updated:
18 Aug 2011 at 05:33 UTC
Comments
Comment #1
quiptime commentedI need the same.
Comment #2
fagoagain, this was possible with nodeprofile in 5.x and I think also with the latest bio versions.
However, this part hasn't been ported yet. It would have to go into an new content profile extension module, so the the base module is kept simple.
Comment #3
fagoI've marked http://drupal.org/node/281166 as duplicate.
>I remember with workflow-ng I could also create nodes at registration, but with actions/trigger it does not have this option either.
Rules can do this too, there will be a first ALPHA release in the next days.
>However, this part hasn't been ported yet. It would have to go into an new content profile extension module, so the the base module is kept simple.
As this functionality is so important for users I'd be also ok with getting it into the module itself - however it should not add a global dependency to the module.
Comment #4
jgraham commentedimplemented in current dev branch. A new beta will be released soon that will include exposing fields during user registration.
Comment #5
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.
Comment #6
ilakshmir commentedI am using 6.x-1.0-beta2 of content profile and do not see this option. Am I missing something or does this beta not have it yet?
Thanks.
Comment #7
Schoonzie commentedI just downloaded the 6.x-1.x-dev release and it has an additional module called Content Profile User Registration which looks like it will add the fields to the registration form
Comment #8
dorien commentedGreat! Awaiting the next beta version with this feature for my production site :-)
Comment #9
soerenP commentedI´ve got the Content Profile User Registration module installed and I´ve checked the "Use in registration form"-checkmark. The form still doesn´t appear in the registration form. Any ideas why?
Thanks
Sören
Comment #10
iNade commentedSame problem for me : the only thing at the registration is the original basics fields...
Comment #11
iNade commentedComment #12
andreiashu commented@Charly75 did you put the right permissions for those fields that you want to appear at the registration form ?
Comment #13
iNade commentedYes, absolutely... :/
Comment #14
internets commentedI'm Using this with CCK, autoassign_role and logintoboggan.
I have a 'user page profile' content type setup and have it configured to show up on the registration page for a certain role.
The CCK fields show up with the common user name / email registration fields but the title and body fields do not show up.
I believe I have permissions set correctly.
This may be a duplicate: http://drupal.org/node/396884
Comment #15
jgraham commentedsee http://drupal.org/node/307639
Comment #16
deepthistars commented@soerenP & @Charly75 set the edit and view permissions for the anonymous user for the fields that you want them to appear on the registration page.
Comment #17
blueblade commentedHi mysteriousgal, I tried that but didnt work...
Comment #18
xiong commentedany update on this?
Comment #19
xiong commentedi have the same problem, i can't have the content profile CCK FIELDS (NOT TAXONOMIES) on user registeration, i'm using drupal 6.13 and content profile beta 4, i have content profile user registeration module enabled, and i have edited proper user permissions.
Comment #20
ericinwisconsin commentedI also have this problem.
Comment #21
benovic commentedi also ran into this. :(
i could spend a few beers for a fix.
Comment #22
fagoPlease follow the instructions of the README. If you still have problems open separate issues and describe detailed where the problem is.
Comment #23
xecstasyx commenteduhm before users log in they are Anonymous users so you have to set proper permissions to anonymous like "Edit Foo_field" so they can edit it on registration form, isnt it? at least thats how i did it.
Comment #24
jason.fisher commented* You need not grant anonymous users access to create the content profile. If you would do so,
anonymous users would be able to create anonymous profiles even without registering.
Comment #25
socialnicheguru commentedI had a text field that I wanted to have in my registration form. I had it as required. It did not show up as an option on the content profile.
I had to uncheck required and it showed up.
is there anyway to have it optional on the registration form but manidtory when they go back and edit the form?
Thanks.
Comment #27
grifcha commentedsubscribed