Comparing revisions for UserRegistration
- [3669] 2004-12-25 21:32:52 by NilsLindenberg (unregistered user) [created]
- [19951] 2008-05-17 23:34:38 by BrianKoontz (unregistered user) [Updated for 1.1.7]
Additions:
=====UserRegistration=====
Is there an easy way to not allow registration? I would like to have it so that I can control the registration process, not let just anyone sign-up.
--BooYa
A nice contribution Nils. If you want to go further with fiddling with the code for registration, I've thought it would be useful if there was a feature that required a password from an administrator to be able to register so that if you were going to register you put in your user info (as now) and a password you've obtained from the admin that allows you to register....for instance, in this way a teacher could set up a wikki with registration "on" and send a note to all of the parents with the registration password so that they could register....outsiders couldn't register, only those with the registration key. Possibly a quite useful feature to many potential user groups. -- GmBowen
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====Additions to the config====
additions to ##wikkaconfig.php##
%%(php)
'allow_registration' => '2',
'registercode' => 'helloWorld',
%%
allow_registration sets the mode:
0 - no registration possible
1 - registration "without limits"
2 - password requiered
registercode takes the password
====changes in usersettings====
changes in ##actions/usersettings.php##:
~line 132
%%(php)
// is user trying to log in or register?
$register = $this->GetConfigValue('allow_registration');
if (isset($_REQUEST["action"]) && ($_REQUEST["action"] == "login"))
%%
~line 152
%%(php)
// otherwise, create new account when registration is possible without limits (1) or the password matches (2)
else if ($register == '1' || ($register == '2' && $_REQUEST['code_input'] == $this->GetConfigValue('registercode')))
%%
~line 181
%%(php)
else
{
$newerror = "Sorry, the register-code you entered was not correct!";
}
%%
~line 233
%%(php)
<?php
$register = $this->GetConfigValue('allow_registration');
if ($register == '1' || $register == '2')
{
echo '<tr><td align="right"></td><td width="500">Stuff you only need to fill in when you are logging in for the first time (and thus signing up as a new user on this site)</td></tr>';
print("<tr><td align='right'>Confirm password:</td><td><input type='password' name='confpassword' size='40' /></td></tr>\n");
print("<tr><td align='right'>Email address:</td><td><input name='email' size='40' value='$email' /></td></tr>\n");
if ($register == '2')
{
print("<tr><td align='right'>Register Code:</td><td><input type='text' size='20' name='code_input' /></td></tr>\n");
}
print("<tr><td></td><td><input type='submit' value='Register' size='40' /></td></tr> \n");
}
%%
ToDoList:
- re-change the output above to html instead of php (should be possible)
- more intuitive names for the variables
Is there an easy way to not allow registration? I would like to have it so that I can control the registration process, not let just anyone sign-up.
--BooYa
A nice contribution Nils. If you want to go further with fiddling with the code for registration, I've thought it would be useful if there was a feature that required a password from an administrator to be able to register so that if you were going to register you put in your user info (as now) and a password you've obtained from the admin that allows you to register....for instance, in this way a teacher could set up a wikki with registration "on" and send a note to all of the parents with the registration password so that they could register....outsiders couldn't register, only those with the registration key. Possibly a quite useful feature to many potential user groups. -- GmBowen
{{lastedit}}
====Additions to the config====
additions to ##wikkaconfig.php##
%%(php)
'allow_registration' => '2',
'registercode' => 'helloWorld',
%%
allow_registration sets the mode:
0 - no registration possible
1 - registration "without limits"
2 - password requiered
registercode takes the password
====changes in usersettings====
changes in ##actions/usersettings.php##:
~line 132
%%(php)
// is user trying to log in or register?
$register = $this->GetConfigValue('allow_registration');
if (isset($_REQUEST["action"]) && ($_REQUEST["action"] == "login"))
%%
~line 152
%%(php)
// otherwise, create new account when registration is possible without limits (1) or the password matches (2)
else if ($register == '1' || ($register == '2' && $_REQUEST['code_input'] == $this->GetConfigValue('registercode')))
%%
~line 181
%%(php)
else
{
$newerror = "Sorry, the register-code you entered was not correct!";
}
%%
~line 233
%%(php)
<?php
$register = $this->GetConfigValue('allow_registration');
if ($register == '1' || $register == '2')
{
echo '<tr><td align="right"></td><td width="500">Stuff you only need to fill in when you are logging in for the first time (and thus signing up as a new user on this site)</td></tr>';
print("<tr><td align='right'>Confirm password:</td><td><input type='password' name='confpassword' size='40' /></td></tr>\n");
print("<tr><td align='right'>Email address:</td><td><input name='email' size='40' value='$email' /></td></tr>\n");
if ($register == '2')
{
print("<tr><td align='right'>Register Code:</td><td><input type='text' size='20' name='code_input' /></td></tr>\n");
}
print("<tr><td></td><td><input type='submit' value='Register' size='40' /></td></tr> \n");
}
%%
ToDoList:
- re-change the output above to html instead of php (should be possible)
- more intuitive names for the variables
Deletions:
<<==SVN==
{{svn}}''2006-06-18''
This patch has been committed to the SVN repository and will be included in ##1.1.7##:
~-[[Ticket:236 Ticket]]
~-[[http://wush.net/trac/wikka/changeset/130 Changelog for r130]] and [[http://wush.net/trac/wikka/changeset/138 r138]]
Patched files:
~-##[[http://wush.net/trac/wikka/browser/trunk/actions/usersettings.php?rev=130&format=raw actions/usersettings.php]] followed by [[http://wush.net/trac/wikka/browser/trunk/actions/usersettings.php?rev=138&format=raw r138]]##
~-##[[http://wush.net/trac/wikka/browser/trunk/setup/install.php?rev=130&format=raw setup/install.php]] followed by [[http://wush.net/trac/wikka/browser/trunk/setup/install.php?rev=138&format=raw r138]]##
~-##[[http://wush.net/trac/wikka/browser/trunk/wikka.php?rev=130&format=raw trunk/wikka.php]] followed by [[http://wush.net/trac/wikka/browser/trunk/wikka.php?rev=138&format=raw r138]]##
<<
>> **See also:**
~-UserAccountModules
~-RegisterAction
>>::c::
Is there an easy way to not allow registration? I would like to have it so that I can control the registration process, not let just anyone sign-up.
--BooYa
A nice contribution Nils. If you want to go further with fiddling with the code for registration, I've thought it would be useful if there was a feature that required a password from an administrator to be able to register so that if you were going to register you put in your user info (as now) and a password you've obtained from the admin that allows you to register....for instance, in this way a teacher could set up a wikki with registration "on" and send a note to all of the parents with the registration password so that they could register....outsiders couldn't register, only those with the registration key. Possibly a quite useful feature to many potential user groups. -- GmBowen
{{lastedit}}
====Additions to the config====
additions to ##wikkaconfig.php##
%%(php)
'allow_user_registration' => '2',
'invitation_code' => 'helloWorld',
%%
allow_registration sets the mode:
0 - no registration possible
1 - registration "without limits"
2 - password required (''deprecated as of 1.1.6.4, see note below'')
invitation_code takes the password
~&In 1.1.6.4, the invitation code setting (2) was replaced by a [[Docs:UserRegistrationValidationFramework user registration module]]. This has been ported to 1.1.7.
''Note that the code you can find in the history of this page is out of date and won't be updated since it will be in 1.1.7''
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