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Default Usergroup in Registration
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This mod will allow you to place all the newly registered members at a usergroup of your choise. The process is automatically. All you have to do after you install the mod, is to enable it and enter the group id that you want the new members to be placed automatically after they register at your forum. You can do so at your Acp-Settings-Options-User Registration Options. All the way to the bottom you will see the mod''s 2 settings. For more info, please have a look at the atatched screenshot below.
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Doesn't work for me ... adds the option just fine, but new registrations are still going into the default Registered user group.
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Nevermind - PEBKAC
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Did you enable it as well? May I see a screenshot of the mod setting?
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I would be very careful with a modification like this. vBulletin basicly has the registered usergroup hardcoded for a lot of things.
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Hello, this mod was exactly what I was looking for.
Could you tell me how to install this? Do I just upload it to the install folder of my forum? |
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thanks for your fast reply :)
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anyway to get this working on 3.8? Would love to be able to set new users to automatically go into the 3 groups i have to put them in manually at the moment. Is there anyway to specify which group is primary and which groups are additional when you add several groups for them to join? Thanks :) Hope to see this on 3.8 :-D
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I think this mod is perfect for a security improvement you can do in VB (inpired from vbseo forum)
Set a temporary usergrup for registrations that has limited capabilities (just posting and reading, no bb code, file upload ... ) and make a promotion scheme to move users to default registered usergroup in vb with normal wrights after they have 10 messages (for example) This way you prevent any spammer/ possible hacker to open doors in vb. Is highly unprobable a hacker will have time to post 10 messages you will not delete so he can hack you. Tagged for now as I am still setting up my forum :) |
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Setup the promotion, and run the promotion cron, it'll fix all of the users. No queries. |
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Don't laugh but I wasted 5 hours at the .com forum the other day trying to figure out how to add _blank to the vB link. So when I find a plug in that will do what I want and can add in 5 min or less it's likely I'll go for that option every time. Cheers Dave |
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Any chance of this working in 3.8?
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I would install it and test to make sure, worst case you can uninstall, there are no database changes. You will have to open the xml file and change "4.0.0" to "3.0.0" where it says "minversion." EDIT- I have confirmed it does work in 3.8. |
FYI if you add an additional IF statement to the plugin you can use this to move only people with a certain email address type to a different group... such as:
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if (preg_match("/mil$/" , $vbulletin->userinfo['email'])) Code:
if (preg_match("/edu$/" , $vbulletin->userinfo['email'])) |
Installed on 3.8
Works, but I think it skips the User awaiting Email confirmation usergroup and moves them directly into the specified usergroup. |
Hi
I am looking for something like this, where you can change the default user group. But I want to have something that you can have the ability for users to CHOOSE a usergroup themselves on registration. I plan to have a usergroup per team and on registration someone selects that team and that team is a usergroup which only has access to that team's forums. Is that possible? |
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And I don't use the promotions system, I do usergroup changes manually only so this is right up my wheelhouse. |
Oops - Problem with this upon testing!
New registrations, although they are told they must complete registration by clicking on a link in a email for verification, actually do not if you have this set to put them in any usergroup other than Users Awaiting Email Confirmation. It puts them in the group you select instead! If you have it set to Users Awaiting AND another usergroup other than registered users, it still defaults them to the registered users group after successful email confirmation. In short, it looks like this mod is not compatible with the email verification for registration option, at least in vB 3.8.6. Anyone want to take a looksee and verify my conclusion? |
Use the default vbulletin builtin promotion system, instead of working agasint the system with an addon.
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How is that a problem?
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There are those who like to have Males and Females usergroups !!! an option based on gender would be great, otherwise giving the user the option to choose would help out lots.
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Sounds like you need a different mod.
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Is it possible to add people to additional usergroup, not only primary? This mod doesn't work for additional =(
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Is this COPPA complaint? For example, if they sign up with 1995 DoB, they get moved to the usergroup I chose. But if they sign up with a DoB of 2001, do they get moved to COPPA?
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COPPA doesn't act on a single usergroup, its a flag on their profile. The usergroup is not renamed in upgrades.
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The COPPA usergroup, is for users awaiting moderation, and in older versions of the software, also a holding for COPPA users. In vB4 we no longer use that usergroup to hold COPPA users, but it is still called the COPPA usergroup.
We don't rename peoples usergroups during upgrades, so if you've been using vB for a while, its still has the same name. |
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