Hi there,
I'd like to add a code to my join form so that only people who have this code can register.
Any one knows if its possible to do? and how to do it.
Thanks.
Hi there, I'd like to add a code to my join form so that only people who have this code can register. Any one knows if its possible to do? and how to do it. Thanks. Sometimes communicating your problem and putting it out there is enough to solve it |
One of Boonex's programmers suggested that I do the following but it didn't work for me and I think I'm missing something here. Can anyone help me do this? 1) Proceed to [admin panel -> builders -> profile fields] 2) Create a text field on join page, giving it any name and caption(question) you want 3) Switch to "Advanced tab", and make that field mandatory 4) In the "Check" section put the following: return strtolower($arg0) == 'proper answer';
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This should work as stated in your post. If you need help with it, PM me admin details. |
This should work as stated in your post. If you need help with it, PM me admin details. Thanks, but where do I define the code I want to use? For example, if I want the code to be 98765 where do I define that this is the code? If I write it in 'caption' it will be visible for everyone and that wont work. Am I right? or am I still missing something? Sometimes communicating your problem and putting it out there is enough to solve it |
Unless I'm mistaken you should replace 'proper answer' with '98765', right?
In other words if you want 98765 to be the answer then add this to "check": return strtolower($arg0) == '98765';
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Unless I'm mistaken you should replace 'proper answer' with '98765', right?
In other words if you want 98765 to be the answer then add this to "check": return strtolower($arg0) == '98765';
ohhh..thank you man!! it works. I appreciate the help. Thanks a lot!!! Sometimes communicating your problem and putting it out there is enough to solve it |