The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.hi, i've set this up and it is beautiful - but i can't figure out how to allow users to actually register! am i missing something big here or is this by design - a manual "add user" process only?
...and along these very same lines, i see support for openid, and so wonder if any thought is going toward a facebookconnect type of login (or twitter, etc, though FB appears to be far more popular)
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Comments
Comment #1
alex_b commentedPlease refer to your settings on admin/user/settings
http://skitch.com/alexbarth/nrtqc/user-settings-managing-news
Note: these variables are strongarmed. See admin/settings/strongarm and http://drupal.org/project/strongarm . You can override strongarmed variables with $conf in settings.php.
Comment #2
zilla commenteduh, i do not see any such "user registration" options under admin at the top of the screen- should that be visible in a default installation to the admin/master user?
Comment #3
alex_b commentedThe settings in #1 are under admin/user/settings - sorry to not mention right away.
Comment #4
alexmc commented> The settings in #1 are under admin/user/settings
Thanks for clarifying that. I'm looking at the page now, but I had to type it in. There did not seem to be a menu item taking me there.
Comment #5
alexmc commentedOK, so the admin/user/settings page is a secret URL which you need to be told about.
But then I discover that I can't use that page to switch on web user registrations because they have been "strongarmed"
This is a new feature for me which I am not familiar with. I now have to go find out how to change this
"You can override strongarmed variables with $conf in settings.php."
Grumble.
OK, I am looking at that file and all the $conf settings are commented out. If this feature has been strongarmed I can't see how to change it.