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I don't want auto registration in my website
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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.
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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...
What an old man can see, a young man will never see even though he is standing at the top of the highest mountain.
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...
What an old man can see, a young man will never see even though he is standing at the top of the highest mountain.
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tokyoahead
Anonymous
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
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
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Blaine
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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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You can add php code to the header.thtml.
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Thanks Blaine
Anonymous
Thanks Done....
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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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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.
Eidolon Network Industries Eidolon Network Securities Eidolon Graphics Industries Valley Midwest International llc. Edward & Lynn Ltd.
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geKow
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Registered: 01/12/03
Posts: 445
You could put this code:
if ($_USER['uid'] > 1) {
print '<a href="' . $_CONF['site_url'] . '/users.php?mode=logout">logout</
a>';
} else {
print '<a href="' . $_CONF['site_url'] . '/users.php?mode=login">login</a
>';
}
?>
behind [plg_menu_elements] in your header.thtml.
You should look for the text of users.php in your language.ini, because it says something like "oops that didn't work" and change it to something more usefull![Wink Wink](http://www.geeklog.net/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif)
geKow
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<?phpif ($_USER['uid'] > 1) {
print '<a href="' . $_CONF['site_url'] . '/users.php?mode=logout">logout</
a>';
} else {
print '<a href="' . $_CONF['site_url'] . '/users.php?mode=login">login</a
>';
}
?>
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
![Wink Wink](http://www.geeklog.net/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif)
geKow
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