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13 years 2 weeks ago - 13 years 2 weeks ago #33330 by mikgar
Sign Up / Registar was created by mikgar
1. Will your system allow user to choose there own user name and password for our JS profiles, sign in ... As using something like your automated user names and passwords are not something someone will remember well MikGar password 643327..

2. Additionally at sign up does your system create a automatic redirect... We prefer to leave member on the same page they were on when they sign up.. For example if in our K2 articles and want to place a comment, or in our Wp for joomla articles and want to place a comment, in our kunena form and want to place a post. We do not want to redirect them away from the page they were on when choosing to sign up.

3. Will your system integrate in to Kunea , if member is in Forums they can sign in with FBC, or Site sign up

4. What do you recommend for providing a chocie sign up / Register process, allowing member to sign up through our site or FBC. Will you system provide for both.
Last edit: 13 years 2 weeks ago by mikgar.
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13 years 2 weeks ago #33334 by alzander
Replied by alzander on topic Sign Up / Registar
Yes. There are multiple options for JFBConnect registration. You can use automatic registration, where the account is automatically created. That's good to get the user in the site quickly, but their details will be automatically generated as you mentioned.

Alternatively, you can use the "Normal" registration process where the user can set their own username and password. There are options to hide username, password, email or other fields that can be automatically generated or imported from Facebook as well, so that, even though there is a form, it could *only* have a "Username" field. That way, you still have a very quick registration process, but get all the info you need to create the account (email comes from Facebook, password is auto-generated, profile info from Facebook), etc.

It's very flexible, and up to you how long, or short, you want the registration form to be.

Hope that helps explain,
Alex
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