Admin CP >> Configuration >> Custom Profile Fields
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yeah but more fields
example
Put Your Forum Username:
Select your flag
Select your Sex
(2010-02-27, 08:19 PM)Walkman 5.0 Wrote: [ -> ]how add custom profile fields to the Twitter login ??
Hm?
Is that a question about the profile fields part of the tutorial or do you want certain fields set during Twitter registration?
mmm i need add member_register_requiredfields to this form
(2010-02-27, 09:01 PM)Walkman 5.0 Wrote: [ -> ]mmm i need add member_register_requiredfields to this form
I will look into this later but doesn't adding more fields during the Twitter registration remove the point of using it in place of normal registration?
give me an error
Array ( [0] => No has introducido una opción para el campo "Sexo". Por favor, rellénalo o selecciona un valor para este campo. [1] => No has introducido una opción para el campo "Localizacion". Por favor, rellénalo o selecciona un valor para este campo. )
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Array ( [0] => You did not enter an option for the field "Sex". Please, fill it or select a value for this field. [1] => You did not enter an option for the field "Location". Please, fill it or select a value for this field.
If you change those fields to not be required(as they shouldn't be by default) you won't error.
but i need this fields as required
If you look at callback.php you will find the following code:
$db->query("UPDATE mybb_userfields SET fid13='".$twtoken."' WHERE ufid=$scrid");
$db->query("UPDATE mybb_userfields SET fid14='$twsecret' WHERE ufid=$scrid");
$db->query("UPDATE mybb_userfields SET fid15='1' WHERE ufid=$scrid");
You can use this as an example on how to set any profile field during registration. You can set Location for example, which for me is ID 1 like this:
$db->query("UPDATE mybb_userfields SET fid1='Somewhere' WHERE ufid=$scrid");
If you wanted the user to be able to edit the field instead of it having a default value, you could add another field to the form in the username selection template, then replace "Somewhere" with $_POST['location'] or something similar(of course you should do security checks instead of just the post variable, but that's the general idea.
thanks afrothunder for these tutorials that I have long wanted to have on my forum, but I also have the same problem as walkman ...
thank you very much!