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"Allow User Registration" for Joomla to "Yes"
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Date: 2007/08/16 03:36
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By: armel
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Fresh Joomlapolitan
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Hi everyone and first of all, thanks for the beautifull work you're doing around.
Just to said that i've just install my CB 1.1.0 pack and i've been oblige to turn the "Allow User Registration" for Joomla to "Yes" to see it fuction, instead of turnint it to "No" as the read me file said.
So i don't know if i've done something wrong along the process. or if it's normal.
If some of you know a bit about that, thanks in advance for help.
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Re:"Allow User Registration" for Joomla to "Yes"
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Date: 2007/08/23 01:08
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By: armel
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Thanks for your reply nick.
But, since i'm not a techie man, nor a native english speaker, i'm not sure to understand your answer, can you explain please. Can you tell me if what i've done is corect or do i need to set some parameters in some precise way.
Thanks for your help.
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Re:"Allow User Registration" for Joomla to "Yes"
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Date: 2007/08/27 01:30
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By: diod
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En gros Nant veut dire que si tu laisses "Allow User Registration" dans la configuration de Joomla!, il subsistera un risque de contournement de CB au profit du composant d'enregistrement de base, ce qui aura pour fâcheuse conséquence de créer des membres qui ne seront pas synchronisés avec CB, la meilleur config étant: Allow User Registration:"NON" dans Jommla!, et "YES, independently of global site setting" dans CB.
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