The board is here
http://cash2wm.ru
I've created a custom field and made it
required and
not editable and now when the user trying to register he can't see this field. When I make this field
editable it appears on registration page.
I need to make this field required and not editable, so users could fill it only once!
What could be wrong?
Do you have any plugins enabled that could interact with this?
Yes, and here's the list of that plugins:
Thread Description (1.2)
This Plugin makes it possible to add a description to your threads.
A backup can be created on uninstalling.
Form Manager (1.0)
Create forms!
Custom Pages (3.0)
Allows you to create custom pages
but how to find out if they could interact with profile field system?
well it looks like the problem is in the board, not in plugins.
i just installed clear Mybb 1.4.13
http://oborotni.leearts.ru and it has the same problem!
It might still be a plugin thats interfering with the profile field. Uninstall each plugin 1 by 1 and see does the profile appear.
you probably didn't read my post above
Quote:well it looks like the problem is in the board, not in plugins.
i just installed clear Mybb 1.4.13 http://oborotni.leearts.ru and it has the same problem!
on that board no plugins at all.
You have remove Mybb copyright in your forum.
http://cash2wm.ru/index.php
The following shows the minimum line we must find on your forum in order for support to be provided.
Quote:Powered by MyBB
okay good..
About your problem, there are no connection with any plugin installed.
Yes you right. If we set Editable by user to No and Required to yes it will not appears in registration page.
I think mybb design if we set 'Editable by user' to 'no' meaning user can't edit in anyway including on registration page and 'Required' only work if we set 'Editable by user' to yes. i'm not sure maybe yes maybe bug. Let's hear what mybb support team said.
then "Required" has no sence in this case
It's not a problem or a bug, did you read the description of that setting?
Quote:Should this field be editable by the user? If not, administrators/moderators can still edit the field.
If this is set to no then the user cannot edit it in any instance, including in registration.