I want to use the user tracker to create a registration form to collect additional user information on Tiki. I have done this by configuring the User tracker and specifying that users can register using the tracker under Admin>Login. However, I do not see where I can specify what fields on the user tracker shows up on the registration form for new users?
Under Control panel, go to "Admin Groups", where you can select the group - "Registered", click on "Edit" and under the field:"Users Information Tracker Fields Asked at Registration Time" , specify the fields you want to show up for new users registering on the registration form.
You could have a look at the User Trackers profile which sets up an example tracker and adds some of the fields to the registration page for you.
N.B. However, as usual, profiles cannot be undone easily (yet) so try this on an example empty Tiki first (e.g. https://demo.tiki.org/16x) and not your production site to be safe.
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Is there a feature in moodle that allows users (users that have an access, not guest) to enter the course with a link shared by admin?
What I want is that when a user clicks on that link, a login page appears, after logging in, the user is automatically enrolled in that course.
Moodle version: 3.6.2
Without the need of coding, you could enable the self-enrol enrolment method at course level with enrolment key (defaulting to student role), then provide the link to the course to the existing user you wish he/she self-enrolls as student.
The user, once logged in and trying to access the course, will be presented with a form requesting the enrolment key, once the correct key is provided he/she will be self-enrolled as student.
If you want something more direct, like a token based kind of direct authentication+enrol you will need to use an existing plugin (like this one https://moodle.org/plugins/auth_enrolkey) or write your own.
The documentation says, you can control permissions at a form control level. If you wanted a group of users to not have permissions on the sales order details form for certain controls, how would you go about doing it?
There's a property in form controls called "Security Key", you can create or just use one that already exists.
If you choose to create, you must link a user group to this Security Key... and if you create the user group, you must link users to this group.
If you don't link any user group to this Security Key, only admins will see.
Or else, you can do something like this in the init method of the form: (I don't recommend)
if(curuserid() == "RT.")
{
formcontrol.visible(true);
}
I have a infopath form already built, how do I achieve the following?
user is able to access the form via infopath form web part.
user is able to fill out the form and submit via the web part.
user cannot go to Site Contents to even view the result, neither their own, nor others'
user cannot view/edit any results. Submit data only.
Is this possible in SharePoint 2013? So far the closest I could get to is use custom permission level to allow user to only view but not edit item. But I don't want them to even view the result of others. They should only see the form via the web part and submit data there.
Create custom Event receiver on item added event. once the item added just break the permission inheritance and assign the permission for admin only.
So now user can submit the data but they can't able to see that
I think it is possible to submit the form data to another site by web services.
I'm trying to create a form that will submit data to 2 different API's based on a check box and one submit button.
Basically, I'm working on creating a form that allows a site vistor to register for a gotomeeting event. That's the main function of the form. Secondary to that, I want to include a check box that would allow the user to subscribe to an email list.
If the user leaves the checkbox unchecked - he or she would simply be signing up for the event via GTMeeting. If he or she checked the box, that means they register for the event and want to subscribe.
In case 2, The user data needs to be passed separately to Aweber (email client of choice here) and GoToMeeting.
I've created separate forms to handle these tasks separately - and with success. But I cannot figure out how to make the 2 post calls with just one submit button.
I read this post here from ant which seems like it should work: Submit form to 2 different action page
can anyone confirm this for me - in theory?
Thanks.
Craig
I am pretty new to joomla. I have been working on the maintenance of our company's website.
Coming to the issue, the website has a 2-step user registration process where users will fill up the registration form, once they submit, a verification mail will be sent to them with the activation link. Once they click on the activation link in their mail, they will be activated.
Now, since this is getting us a lot of junk users we want to change this process.
What we want to do is :
When a user wants to register, he will be asked for his email-id.
Once the email is provided and submitted, a mail will be sent to him along with the activation link.
After the activation link is clicked he is brought to the website for further registration.
Only after this, the user will be put in our database as a valid user.
So basically, first I want to check if the email is a valid one and only then proceed with registration because email-ids are very important for our business
Please help.
Thanks in advance,
Akshay
In the Database table where he will provide his email ID create a field namely "Status" that will only take Active and Inactive only. And you can use that to determine if user is active or not.