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Advanced Guest Posting & Registration - Get more members!
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Advanced Guest Posting & Registration allows guests to post a reply or a new thread in the forums, then register to publish their reply. This system encourages participation by calling on the user to write something before the option of registering even enters their mind.
Similar modifications have been made previously, but none as feature packed as this that are sure to bring new registrations to your forum. With the modification installed on cellphoneforums.net there was a 9% increase of new registrations (Results will vary depending on your traffic and subject matter). Features:
Some sites that have this installed: Installation
Notes:
Release Log
This modification adds a link to ForumSetup.net in the footer of thread pages only. If you wish to remove this link and get the reporting feature, please see this page for details. |
looking good
i will check soon |
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Is this working for anyone running 4.2.2? When I tried I got an error saying the username was already taken.
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So I logged out and tried to post as guest but there was no username field, just title and post...
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Could this be a caching issue? Or should flush cookies to test properly?
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You need to fix line 455 also if you pick After e-mail is confirmed then save it does not keep that option shown
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this should be good. gonna wait to see if people get on well with it first before trying it
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1.2.2 has been posted to fix the "Post Pending Post/Thread..." not saving. Reimport the product xml if you need the fix. Nothing else has changed.
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Looks promising. How hard would it be to allow regular members to post in Premium (paid subscribers) areas of a forum and get the same kind of result?
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Either yes or no, don't use this thread as a way to solicit paid work.
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Much appreciated, thanks. :)
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I use BoP5's change registration page URL mod. Can I easily modify this to go to the new registration page URL?
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I installed the mod on V4.2.2 and really like it. Everything worked fine as far as I could tell.
Only one issue I had though which is important to me and perhaps will be for others: On our site the first 5 posts a new member makes go into moderation for approval. Using this mod, all a new member has to do is post, register as directed and the post they made is posted by-passing the moderation requirement. If they make a second post that one goes to moderation for approval. It is just whatever someone types as a first post is automatically posted which in our case opens the door to trolls. Otherwise, very nice mod and I hope you can fix this issue. |
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After signing up, newbies are placed in a group titled "New Members". The permissions in that group are set to require all posts being moderated. After 5 posts they are auto promoted to the group "Registered Members" where posts are not moderated. - Thanks.
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Actually I use group 2 for "New Members". Both that and "Unregistered/Not Logged In" are set to No for follow forum moderation rules. So that isn't working... hmmmm
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For the people that have it installed, what do you think so far?
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Just installed and tried it. After hitting submit no a etst thread while not logged in I get this error:
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This looks very promising - unfortunately on my 4.1.9 installation it breaks showthread.php - when I turn it on only a blank page is rendered in all threads (with absolutely no html upon source inspection).
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It's most likely some change I've made to showthread.php - I've heavily modified it myself (which is why I'm still on 4.1.19), as well having a few plug ins. The white page happens on both logged in and logged out showthread.php. I'll start hoking through trying to find where my php logs are and maybe do a bit of trial and error disabling other custom plugins. Thanks for your help. |
ah, got an error
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Ah, never mind. I'm not planning on turning this into additional work. Nothing to see here. :) |
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