user registration

Buenas,

tengo un problema con mi sitio Drupal en cuanto al registro de usuarios:

El problema es que al intentar crear una nueva cuenta un usuario, después de rellenar los campos necesarios (nombre de usuario, email y contraseña) y aplicar en el botón "Crear nueva cuenta", el sistema se mantiene en la url misitio.es/user/register redirigiendo a la web plantilla de mantenimiento en vez de a la url misitio.es/user. Y no crea la cuenta nueva de usuario.

Este error sólo sucede online, he probado a descargarme mi sitio de drupal y hacer pruebas en local (offline) y funciona correctamente.

Hi everyone

I just thought I'd try and get a discussion going regarding 'user registration/creating a new account' and what people think the best methods/best practices are for this?

The discussion springs from my own current requirements and a general confusion in terms of the best way to go. Standard D7 user registration vs Profile2 vs Any other known system of combination?

Maybe this as already been answered somewhere else but I don't seem to find a solution for what, seems to me, is a quite basic and common situation related to the user registration workflow. I'll try to explain it.

During a regular user registration the new user can choose one of two roles: "Professional" and "Reseller".
The Professional will receive an email with the link to set the initial password and login imediatly onto the site. This is handled automaticly by the system.

This is about that first email that is sent out by Drupal sites to newly registered Drupal users, welcoming them and telling them what their initial user name and password are.

We've found that:
1) these emails often end up in people's junk/SPAM folder (depending on the email client and SPAM filters used)
2) people don't check their junk/SPAM folder enough, so many never return to our site

Apart from more clearly stating on the registration form that newly registered users should check their junk folders, we've been wondering what can be done to reduce chances of this happening?

I have custom PHP code that runs when a new user registers. I use the same code when a registered user fills out a form. The problem I am having is that for the user registration triggered event, I cannot seem to get values from any of the Tokens, $account or $user. The rest of the code works, but there are not values for those objects.

Is there a reason why this would work differently for User Registration?

Hola a todos, aquí les dejo un screencast que hicimos de como crear un registro para múltiples tipos de usuario, estilo www.drupalsn.com
http://blog.rootstack.com/2011/02/screencast-registro-para-multiples-tip...

Saludos!

Hi all, I just created my first drupal site, and now I need to create the user registration form. I guess I have to do that from scratch eh? Seems like there would be a template or widget, as all the user regs that I have entered my own stuff into for this type of site are primarily the same:)

But I think I have to learn CKK and Views anyway, so my first question is where to do that? I live in Nepal and video is painful here, so a text tut would be best. My second question is this:

Hi guys,

I was working on a project lately which required a multy page signup form with the second page showing the Terms and Condition for usage and Asking users to tick a checkbox before they proceed.

I have also had a couple of other friends asking me how to do it.

So i took a couple of hours to Brew up this module.

Please test it out.

Thanks,
Aj

BitBucket Link:

http://bitbucket.org/naughty_david/signup_terms

Module:
Signup Terms

Hi all,

I have a bit of a problem that you might be able to help me with. I am using the content profile for users to create a profile and expose most of the fields created with it on the user registration form. I am running into a problem with the administration of users as I have multiple names for a single person. I have the username that the user logs in with, a legal name, that is only seen by the logged in user and any administrators, and an artist name that is used on the publicly viewable profile page. My problem is that when an administrator want s to either moderate, block or delete a user, he has to visit the profile, get the artists username, head to the user administration and search for the username there.

Hi,

I'm new to Drupal and I've been trying to set up a site to run as a basic social networking site that for the moment allows users to set up a profile which allows them to display the following information;

• Basic personal details (name, dob, location, bio etc.)
• Embed video from YouTube etc
• Upload images of themselves that can be possibly grouped in albums

I would like to set it up so that each users profile will look like the 'Movie Details' section (half way down the page) on the following site - http://www.ilovebolly.com/movie/pyar-impossible-2009