Mini Mods - Remove 'agree to forum rules' step from registration

Removed

[ElForro]

Yes, It appears not to be working on 3.6.9... Please, anyone knows how to get it working again?

Edit:

Well, I don't really like to modify PHPs, but I really need to remove the rules... so, here it is:

Comment or remove this lines from your register.php

PHP Code:

    if (!$vbulletin->GPC['agree'])
    {
        eval(standard_error(fetch_error('register_not_agreed', $vbulletin->options['forumhome'], $vbulletin->session->vars['sessionurl_q'])));
    } 


You must enable this Product also...

[davemac]

If you have installed the product, uninstall it. Then edit the product_removerules.xml and find the line:

PHP Code:

$_REQUEST['agree'] = 1; 


and change it to:

PHP Code:

$_POST['agree'] = 1; 


Re-install the product. This probably will work for 3.6.9 but I can't say for sure.

Enjoy.

[Skavenger]

Originally Posted by davemac

If you have installed the product, uninstall it. Then edit the product_removerules.xml and find the line:

PHP Code:

$_REQUEST['agree'] = 1; 


and change it to:

PHP Code:

$_POST['agree'] = 1; 


Re-install the product. This probably will work for 3.6.9 but I can't say for sure.

Enjoy.

your fix works fine, thanks!

edit: works on vb3.7rc2 too

[GetWebHost]

Any comment (from fix above) or update from MaestroX?

[myown]

above fix works

[ElForro]

Thanks Davemac! Your fix works great...

[diamond-optic]

fix works perfect for 3.7.0 gold ty

[ChrisDean]

Originally Posted by davemac

If you have installed the product, uninstall it. Then edit the product_removerules.xml and find the line:

PHP Code:

$_REQUEST['agree'] = 1; 


and change it to:

PHP Code:

$_POST['agree'] = 1; 


Re-install the product. This probably will work for 3.6.9 but I can't say for sure.

Enjoy.

PHP Stores server variables in 3 arrays $_REQUEST, $_POST and $_GET

The reason this probably broke on upgrade is that the newer versions access the $_POST array instead of the $_REQUEST (is more correct IMO) but to attempt to "futureproof" my install of this product I left the $_REQUEST version as is but added the $_POST version as shown and (though they'd only ever use it if they were crazy) I added the $_GET version in too.

So in my case I changed:

$_REQUEST['agree'] = 1;

To:

$_REQUEST['agree'] = 1;
$_POST['agree'] = 1;
$_GET['agree'] = 1;

No sure if that helps anyone but I thought I'd add it anyway

Chris

[Mr.Abdullah]

Thank You

[ERAFOX]

fix works fine