Description:
This hack uses AJAX to check if the user name is taken and also displays errors and reasons why the user messed up on the registration form. Look at attached example picture.
Installation Instructions:
(If you don't have the unregistered usergroup set to Can View Forum = YES then you will have to follow the normal steps then apply this fix: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....&postcount=136)
1) Import the Product (make sure you have an original register template, or use the [manual edits])
2) Upload the images and javascript
3) Also Add these to your Additional CSS Definitions for your style:
When you try and use an email address that's already in use, it tells you which username is using it.
This has major privacy concerns. It just needs to say it is in use, not who is using it.
not really...
lets say your already a member but don't know your username, and try to register again it will remind you.
Plus someone would already have to know your email address to find out your username, and im pretty sure that if they owned that email they could just recover the password to get the login info.
I love this add on but am experiencing an issue with the username check. For instance, one member tried to register using the word Phoenix and received an error that this name contains a banned phrase.
When I was made aware of this, I attempted to register the member name of Phoenix and got the same error. But I went one step further and tried to register a name that was in my bad word filter list and on banned member name list within the ACP.... that word was allowed to be registered.
My question is: What controls the banned word phrase and how is it adjusted to remove ok words?
Edited to add: I can register the membername of phoenix but not Phoenix (the difference being the capital P).
lets say your already a member but don't know your username, and try to register again it will remind you.
Plus someone would already have to know your email address to find out your username, and im pretty sure that if they owned that email they could just recover the password to get the login info.
Sorry I disagree. It's a privacy issue. I have managed to edit the file to remove that bit. I would get shot by my members if we allowed someone who knew someone's email address to track what username they were using...it contravenes many sites' sign up terms that state emails and their associated data are kept private.
Sorry I disagree. It's a privacy issue. I have managed to edit the file to remove that bit. I would get shot by my members if we allowed someone who knew someone's email address to track what username they were using...it contravenes many site's sign up terms that state emails and their associated data are kept private.
I need to do that too but have not been able to edit that out successfuly. Any chance you can post what you took out to achieve this?