Click through Terms of Use agreement

DanNeely - November 24, 2008 - 15:06

Is it possible to create a click through terms of use page that all visitors to the site must agree with regardless of if they enter from the home page, or a deep link.

You would be referring

webkenny - November 24, 2008 - 15:36

You would be referring basically to a Splash Page and there is a module to do that. For more fine grained control, you could theoretically make every visitor register (no anonymous access) and then use the Legal module to require acceptance. HTH.

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I see two splash page

DanNeely - November 24, 2008 - 16:05

I see two splash page modules. One "Splash" says it only works with the home page, the second "Front Page" is ambiguous on if it only does the homepage or is capable of intercepting visitors entering via a deep link into the site (I need the latter). I don't have a test server running yet to try the functionality out myself.

http://drupal.org/project/front
http://drupal.org/project/splash

WorkflowNG or Custom Module

webkenny - November 25, 2008 - 22:33

Dan,

Now seeing your requirements to have deep links bounced out to an acceptance page, you might need to do some custom coding on this using a wildcard in your MENU HANDLER - Alternately you might be able to use the WorkflowNG module to handle it without coding.

Ideally your best bet is going to be a simple registration unless you think this will deter visitors.

Kenny S.
Developer by day, entertainer by night.
www.webkenny.com

Proud member of the CommonPlaces E-Solutions team.
www.commonplaces.com

Thanks for the help, doing

DanNeely - November 26, 2008 - 22:02

Thanks for the help, doing it this way instead of by the standard agree to terms at registration approach is directly from the client.

Edit: looks like workflowNG doesn't have a 6.x version, so it's going to have to be custom coding.

Edit2: Or possibly not, the module was renamed Rules for 6.x

 
 

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