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No indication required fields
9 years 5 months ago #1
by RdPnr1
Replied by RdPnr1 on topic Re: No indication required fields
laurelle,
thank you for the answer. I already assumed it had nothing todo with the plugin. Still it's weird that the password-fields in the redirected registrating are marked as required, but can be left empty which is not the case in the regular joomla-registration.
So, I will take a look in VM-code.
thank you for the answer. I already assumed it had nothing todo with the plugin. Still it's weird that the password-fields in the redirected registrating are marked as required, but can be left empty which is not the case in the regular joomla-registration.
So, I will take a look in VM-code.
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9 years 5 months ago #2
by laurelle
Laurelle
Developer
Keashly.ca Consulting
Replied by laurelle on topic Re: No indication required fields
Hi,
The plugin has nothing to do with the registration form or registration processes, that would all be setup in Virtuemart. The plugin only redirects to the VM registration form page. What is on the page and how it operates is Virtuemart code. So, you will need to look into whether the Virtuemart fields have been set to be required on the registration form.
The plugin has nothing to do with the registration form or registration processes, that would all be setup in Virtuemart. The plugin only redirects to the VM registration form page. What is on the page and how it operates is Virtuemart code. So, you will need to look into whether the Virtuemart fields have been set to be required on the registration form.
Laurelle
Developer
Keashly.ca Consulting
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9 years 5 months ago - 9 years 5 months ago #3
by RdPnr1
No indication required fields was created by RdPnr1
Hello,
the plugin works great!
However, I don't see an indication of the required fields for the shopper when registrating, only the email-field is indicated as required. After confirmation it's given a message the username is required, also for the name to be shown.... but NOT for the password...?!
It means an empty password is excepted....!!!
Using Joomla 2.5.14
VM 2.0.24
KC 1.3.1
How can this be solved?
Regards, Rob Sloot
the plugin works great!
However, I don't see an indication of the required fields for the shopper when registrating, only the email-field is indicated as required. After confirmation it's given a message the username is required, also for the name to be shown.... but NOT for the password...?!
It means an empty password is excepted....!!!
Using Joomla 2.5.14
VM 2.0.24
KC 1.3.1
How can this be solved?
Regards, Rob Sloot
Last edit: 9 years 5 months ago by RdPnr1.
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