JUSER - User ID field

[keianrad]

I added JUSER plugin to a form, when the form submited new user created but userid didn't record in database of from that I chose in User ID field in juser plugin setting!!

 

[troester]

How did you define your UserID field?

Note if you want to update the Joomla user associated with the form's record when you edit the form's data you must supply a field (type field or dbjoin) in the "User ID field"

http://fabrikar.com/forums/index.php?wiki/joomla-user-form-plugin/

The field holding the userID must not be the primary key (usually "internal id") of your list and it must not be a "user" plugin element.

 

[keianrad]

The field is not primary key and it is a "field" plugin.

But user id doesn't save on the field!!!

 

[troester]

Is it published?
Did you restrict the element access?

 

[keianrad]

Yes it is published and all access set as public

 

[troester]

No idea.
Can you fill in http://fabrikar.com/you/my-sites
(backend access)

 

[keianrad]

Done.

No idea.
Can you fill in http://fabrikar.com/you/my-sites
(backend access)

 

[troester]

Site needs addionally htaccess password.

 

[keianrad]

It disable right now. try it now.

Site needs addionally htaccess password.

 

[troester]

You have set element access form(add) to registered.
So a new user (which doesn't exist at this moment and is not logged) in doesn't have access to this element, so the userid can't be written.

 

[keianrad]

I changed it to the public, But it doesn't work yet.

You have set element access form(add) to registered.
So a new user (which doesn't exist at this moment and is not logged) in doesn't have access to this element, so the userid can't be written.

 

[keianrad]

Any idea about this issue!!!

 

[cheesegrits]

I can't get in to look because of the htaccess. Either set that password to the same as the admin one we use, or disable it, until we're done with this issue.

I can't replicate the problem here, the userid gets set OK in my juser tests, so it has to be something with your setup, so I need to log in.

-- hugh

 

[keianrad]

It is disable right now. try it now. Thanks

I can't get in to look because of the htaccess. Either set that password to the same as the admin one we use, or disable it, until we're done with this issue.

I can't replicate the problem here, the userid gets set OK in my juser tests, so it has to be something with your setup, so I need to log in.

-- hugh

 

[cheesegrits]

I'm trying to submit the form to test it, but the "Major" dropdown has a validation on it and no options.

-- hugh

 

[keianrad]

Sorry for that, because it is a multilingual website, some EN language parts are not completed. I solved this issue. I have added link of form in frontpage also on my website info.

I'm trying to submit the form to test it, but the "Major" dropdown has a validation on it and no options.

-- hugh

 

[cheesegrits]

You had disabled the juser plugin. "Published" was set to "No".

I enabled it, it seems to work.

You might want to delete the two test rows I created, and the one user.

Oh, and I changed the access on the id>0 prefilter on that list to "Special" instead of "Super Admins" so I could see rows in the list, you'll probably want to set that bac as well.

-- hugh

 

[keianrad]

Thank you, It is working.
Is there any way to create new user only when form submit from non login users?

 

[cheesegrits]

The way to do that is to link to the form from a menu item, with the advanced settings as rowid=-2 and usekey=userid (or whatever your userid element is called). That way, if the user already has a row in that list (so there's a row with the userid element set to their logged on ID), it displays that, and they can edit their settings. If there isn't a row with their userid, a new form is opened, and a new user created.

If that isn't what you want, and if you don't need them to be able to edit their settings, then you could add a "Condition" (under Options) of something like ...

return JFactory::getUser()->guest;

... which will prevent the plugin from running if they are logged in. But that means the form can't be used to edit settings. Well, I guess you could probably modify that condition a little ...

$myUser = JFactory::getUser();
return $myUser->guest || $myUser->get('id') == $formModel->formData['yourtable___userid_raw'];

Replace 'yourtable___userid_raw' with the full element name (with _raw appended) of your userid element.

That's let the plugin run if they are not logged in, or if this is "their" row on edit.

-- hugh