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Is there a way I can stop ppl from registering in my website? So I will have to register them myself manually. Any1 with an idea?

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What an old man can see, a young man will never see even though he is standing at the top of the highest mountain.

You can enable new users to require admin approval. Check out the settings in config.php

$_CONF['usersubmission'] = 1;

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I now understand what you mean Blain..
But what I want to do is to stop ppl from registering at all.

I use geeklog for hosting business, obvousely, no Tom, Dick & Harry could just register.

I want to use the registration for clients whose website we host, so after payment confirmation and domain name is pointing to our server, they will be register.

I will now manually include the client in my geeklog members database.

An Idea just crossed my mind, what if I remove
all registration link? can that be possible?

Except for thos who use Geeklog and know their ways round it.

Please I need your help...

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What an old man can see, a young man will never see even though he is standing at the top of the highest mountain.

Just edit your language file, or template.

the language file around line 107 has the text that is listed below the login-box.

just take out the link. Maybe you want rather a "This is a members only system if you think you should have access contact the admin"

Combine the word contact with a link to the contact-form that you get when someone clicks on your name in the userlist. I personally also included a "Forgot Password"-link

OLiver

Thanks Toks..

Do you know how I can move the user function block to another page?

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What an old man can see, a young man will never see even though he is standing at the top of the highest mountain.

Just include a link to users.php. You can have a little php logic to show login or logout depending if the user is logged in or not. Maybe a small link in the header or only on a certain page.

You can add php code to the header.thtml.

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Thanks Done....

You know, I'd like to say that helped me in some way. But it doesn't..

I have the same issue, I need to make it so only I can register users. But the users still have to be able to login.


I don't do .php wok, so virtually none of what was written up there did me any good.

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You could put this code:

behind [plg_menu_elements] in your header.thtml.
You should look for the text of users.php in your language.ini, because it says something like "oops that didn't work" and change it to something more usefull


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