Hey,

i did some research for a job portal i have to build the next couple of weeks and I would enjoy to write my first drupal module but first i would like to know if there isn't something similar before i start developing.

I want to use content_profile & subscriptions to make it possible to subscribe to taxonomy terms during registration. Is there some other module doing the same thing?

regards Volkan

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salvis’s picture

This has been discussed occasionally here in the queue, but I'm not aware of any implementations.

The user/UID/subscriptions/taxa form is being reused on admin/settings/subscriptions/userdefaults/taxa, so you should definitely be able to reuse it during registration. You will need a UID though — I don't know at which point that is generated.

gregarios’s picture

You can assign default categories to be subscribed to for different roles in the Subscriptions --> User Defaults --> Categories page. Then, use the Auto Assign Role module to make new registered users get assigned to the role that has those defaults. That's what I do.

Auto Assign Role has an option to let users choose which roles they want at registration I believe.

chumoka’s picture

Hi muschpusch, this idea looks really interesting. Have you made any progress with your project? It seems like it's something I'm looking for.
Gabriel

muschpusch’s picture

Hi chumoka,

i switched to notifications because they have a interface to register on tags / taxonomy. I use rules to redirect to the notifications subscription site after registration but i still want to try to get in the user registration process. Maybe we can try it together?

regards Volkan

gregarios’s picture

i switched to notifications because they have a interface to register on tags / taxonomy.

Subscriptions does this as well. The subscribe block lists the current taxonomy term to subscribe to, and the user's account settings shows a list of all taxonomy terms, as an entire hierarchy, that can be subscribed to.

salvis’s picture

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