Looking to streamline my registration process. Anyway to make it so that they only have to enter their e-mail address and password once?
Open the following two templates of "Member Templates" template's set.
"
member_register"
find the following and REMOVE;
<td><span class="smalltext"><label for="email2">{$lang->confirm_email}</label></span></td>
again find the following and REMOVE;
<td><input type="text" class="textbox" name="email2" id="email2" style="width: 100%" maxlength="50" value="{$email2}" /></td>
"
member_register_password"
find the following and REMOVE;
<td><span class="smalltext">{$lang->confirm_password}</span></td>
and again, find the following and REMOVE;
<td><input type="password" class="textbox" name="password2" id="password2" style="width: 100%" /></td>
Should result into this;
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@Yaldaram I don't think the PHP and JS validation code will accept that.
I tested before posting here
Ok.. Strange but I believe you.
(2012-03-09, 10:08 PM)cfillion Wrote: [ -> ]Why? Thats a bad idea.
Yeah, that must be why nobody signs up for Tumblr.
Thanks Yaldaram. For some reason I just assumed it would not be that simple haha
Is it just me or does this break the username validator?
Can confirm that removing either the password or e-mail confirmation field breaks the username checker.
Bump ... anyone know how to do this without breaking the validator?
Sorry for the delay, I was away from the city for two days and in meanwhile I wasn't aware about your post.
I tested again and yes it broke the validator. Let me have to try once again, haha