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I want to be able to let a user register and choose a user name, email and password just like Front-end User Log in, but I do not want the user to have automatic access upon registration. I want the admin of the site to be able to approve and remove users since the site is for a teacher's union, only paid members can have access to the member content.
Looking through the various plugins I'm not seeing this functionality. Is this something that can be added easily? I am not a programmer and would need instructions, or I would need to hire one to make this happen.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thank you.
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This was
going to be implemented in the CUsers plugin (see
here). Development there continues but I don't know how far it has got, I don't know if the latest version is in Extend either. Ask on the CUsers thread, or download the latest from github and see how it is going.
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2013-09-19, 10:16:09
(This post was last modified: 2013-09-19, 10:16:54 by sarnaiz.)
(2013-09-18, 22:58:28)Timbow Wrote: This was going to be implemented in the CUsers plugin (see here). Development there continues but I don't know how far it has got, I don't know if the latest version is in Extend either. Ask on the CUsers thread, or download the latest from github and see how it is going.
I will install and test this plug in. It may work. I just don't want people who are not paid members to be able to create an account and get access automatically.
Thank you very much for your response. I had looked it over and thought it wouldn't work, but upon rereading, perhaps it will. It may put more work on the admin though so I will have to see what's it like to use it. Perhaps if I can do a bulk import of the members it would be easier for the client.
I won't really know till I install and test.
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2013-09-25, 06:15:45
(This post was last modified: 2013-09-25, 06:21:19 by sarnaiz.)
(2013-09-19, 10:16:09)sarnaiz Wrote: (2013-09-18, 22:58:28)Timbow Wrote: This was going to be implemented in the CUsers plugin (see here). Development there continues but I don't know how far it has got, I don't know if the latest version is in Extend either. Ask on the CUsers thread, or download the latest from github and see how it is going.
I will install and test this plug in. It may work. I just don't want people who are not paid members to be able to create an account and get access automatically.
Thank you very much for your response. I had looked it over and thought it wouldn't work, but upon rereading, perhaps it will. It may put more work on the admin though so I will have to see what's it like to use it. Perhaps if I can do a bulk import of the members it would be easier for the client.
I won't really know till I install and test.
Neither CUsers or Front End Users would work the way I needed and I spent far too much time trying them. I ended up using a member login script I had purchased from www.phpjabbers.com and had customized by them for another job. It turned out to be a snap to install in GS and works exactly how I need it to. The user registers, the admin gets an email and logs in to confirm the member, the user gets a confirm email and then can access the web site member only pages. This way we can restrict the member only content to paid members. Simple and efficient!!
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Yeah front end users is a nice plugin but it does not have a user activation capability. I imagine it could be added fairly easily with some programming however.
Glad you found a solution.
