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register_not_agreed hook
What hook does the register_not_agreed error show up in?
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Huh? I'm not sure what you mean. I can only find the phrase being used once. It's in the register.php file around line 178.
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Right, but if I wanted to add another error conditions that would run in the same area, what php hook would I use?
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How about the register_start hook?
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I tried that and it instantly throws my error message when you click on the register button. I don't think it can be done the way I'd like without editing the php file, and that isn't gonna happen. I found a way around it, not how I wanted, but it will have to do, I guess.
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Did you put a condition around it so it only acts with that one condition - do=addmember ?
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Yes, I tried this:
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if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'addmember' && !$_REQUEST['duplicate']) { my error message here. } Code:
if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'addmember' && !$_REQUEST['duplicate']) unset($_POST['agree']); |
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