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Just added this to my 3.6.4 installation and so far it works perfectly. I'll keep an eye on it.
Ken |
[high]* Shazz forgot to click install :)[/high]
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This is a good hack and I thank Amy for releasing it. It appears though and she doesn't have any desire to update it though and I don't know how. Two features that I would really like to see and have asked about but have received no responses are:
1. An option so that it does not create the welcome thread until after the new registrant had replied to the confirmation email. 2. The thread title could include the users location. State, Province, etc. Does anybody know how to do this or know of a similar hack that will do this? |
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https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...e+in+templates Were the examples that I was using to try to come up with the logic to do this. Using the different fields in the user table. There is a field called "[membergroupids]" in the User table, but I guess I am still a little unsure on how to access this field in a template. Why do I want this? I throw users into secondary usergroups based on a field they pick at registration, and we want to know what member group they are in. So does anyone have any experience with this? I'm a little slow I suppose. |
For those of you who want this heck to create the welcome thread AFTER a new member responds to the confirmation email. I finally figured out how to do that. Very simple.
Go to your CP and then "Plugin Manager". Beside the "Start Welcome Thread...." plugin click on "Edit". In the second field from the top "Hook Location"...click the arrow and choose: register_activate_process That's all there is to it. Now if somebody could help me figure out how to add the users "Location" to the title, that would be nice. Something like Welcome: Name from Location I've tried but no luck yet. Don |
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To echo the location, you can probably use $userinfo['location']. You'd have to look in the DB for the exact field name, but I'd guess its just 'location'. |
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