[SOLVED] Setting Registration default values
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13 years 5 months ago #145139
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Replied by krileon on topic Re:Setting Registration default values
What I've provided is the correct usage. Sorry, I can't develop this for you; review other working integrations as examples is the best I can advise. You need to hook and adjust the blank user object as the function in my previous post does. Another good approach is to modify the field object it self using field triggers and changing $field->default to whatever you need; believe you'll need onBeforegetFieldRow for that. We're working on a CB API documentation for future release to better assist developers, but for the time being you'll need to just review source of other integrations. Our documentation subscriber incubator contains many of my personal projects that could be of great learning resource.
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13 years 5 months ago #145394
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Replied by themick88 on topic Re:Setting Registration default values
Unfortunately I could never get any of Kyle's suggestions to work, including the use of the API triggers.
Here's the solution I came up with...
On line 3070 of comprofiler.html.php, I added the following NEW trigger after the registration template builds:
[code:1]$results = $_PLUGINS->trigger( 'onAfterRegisterFormDisplay', array( &$user, $regErrorMSG ) );
[/code:1]
Then, I followed Kyle's Tutorial on building a plug-in and calling a trigger.
Within my trigger function, I add a Javascript function that sets the form field default value:
[code:1]$cb_fname = JRequest::getVar('mem_user_fname');
echo "<script type = \"text/javascript\">";
echo "document.adminForm.firstname.value = \"$cb_fname\";";
echo "</script>";
[/code:1]
I ended up hardcoding a lot of stuff, including the name of the incoming values (access through a POST var) and the name of the form fields (document.adminForm.firstname.value). But that still better than not having anything at all.
Hope this helps someone else!
Here's the solution I came up with...
On line 3070 of comprofiler.html.php, I added the following NEW trigger after the registration template builds:
[code:1]$results = $_PLUGINS->trigger( 'onAfterRegisterFormDisplay', array( &$user, $regErrorMSG ) );
[/code:1]
Then, I followed Kyle's Tutorial on building a plug-in and calling a trigger.
Within my trigger function, I add a Javascript function that sets the form field default value:
[code:1]$cb_fname = JRequest::getVar('mem_user_fname');
echo "<script type = \"text/javascript\">";
echo "document.adminForm.firstname.value = \"$cb_fname\";";
echo "</script>";
[/code:1]
I ended up hardcoding a lot of stuff, including the name of the incoming values (access through a POST var) and the name of the form fields (document.adminForm.firstname.value). But that still better than not having anything at all.
Hope this helps someone else!
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