Content Profile User Registration Integration
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There is a small extension module shipping with the main module, which allows one to enable
registration integration per content profile.
This module builds upon the main content profile module. It allows to integrate
the form of one or more content profile into the user registration page.
Installation
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* Activiate the module.
* Be sure to read the usage notes below!
Usage:
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* When you edit a profile content type there will be a further tab "Content profile",
which provides content profile specific settings. There is now a new field group
called "User Registration" which allows you to enable this feature for a content profile.
* You need not grant anonymous users access to create the content profile. If you would do so,
anonymous users would be able to create anonymous profiles even without registering.
* If you use the "Content permissions" module, which comes with CCK, make sure you grant access
to fields that should appear for anonymous users.
* The weight of the profile (configurable at the content profile settings) controls the position
of the form elements on the registration page.
* You may also hide some form elements at the settings. Basically it allows you to hide non-required
CCK fields as well as the title. If the title is hidden, it is set to the user's name.
* For more control over the title use the "Automatic Nodetitles" module, which can be found
at http://drupal.org/project/auto_nodetitle. It integrates fine with this module.
* Hiding required CCK fields is not supported, as the created content node would have empty
required fields afterwards, which in affect would make it impossible even for admins to edit
the content node.
* So the "Hide other form elements" option allows you to hide all form elements not listed there,
but required CCK fields always stay.
However, you can still hide required CCK fields by restricting anonymous access to them by using the
"Content permissions" module of CCK. But be aware of this issue - maybe also restrict access for
other roles accordingly.
* If you want to hide the "body" field, just remove it from the content type in general at the content
type's settings page. Then instead of this, just create a CCK textfield, which can be hidden.
* You can enable the registration integration for multiple profiles - however be aware that
shared form elements like the title only appear once and all created profile nodes get the same
values assigned.
* For multiple registration paths for different roles, the AutoAssignRole module might help you:
http://drupal.org/project/autoassignrole. It comes with Content Profile Registration Integration,
so that you can select the profiles which should appear on each AutoAssignRole path (configurable
at the content profile settings). You'll need a version of AutoAssignRole released later than
June 4, 2009.
* If you want to prepopulate some other form elements, maybe hidden CCK fields you can use the rules
module for that. See http://drupal.org/project/rules.
Just configure a rule, that reacts on the creation of the content profile (event) and populates
your fields value (action).
* Putting file uploads on the registration form is not supported and probably won't work right.
* The CCK "Add more fields" feature is only working for users with javascript turned on in the
registration form. Users without javascript won't be able to add more fields. Interested developers
can find the related issue (in drupal itself) here: http://drupal.org/node/634984
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Content Profile Tokens
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Original author: @author Ãdám Lippai - Oghma ltd. (lippai.adam@oghma.hu)
This is a small module that adds content profile tokens for textfields and number CCK fields for
a user as well as to the 'flag friend' modules' requester and requestee.
Warning: This module slows down the generation of users tokens, thus it might have some performance
implications for your site. Use it with caution.
Installation
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* Activiate the module.
