Hi Leah,

1. There is not currently anything built in to do that but you could implement a user registered handler and possibly redirect to another page with your message.

2. Currently there is no built in support for Radio Button fields, you could use a dropdown which has similar functionality. This morning I implemented support for using ISettingControl for User Profile fields. ISettingsControl can be just a simple UserControl that implements the simple ISettingControl interface that I have defined in mojoPortal. By making a UserControl that implements this interface you can use radio buttons or anything else inside the user control. This will be in svn trunk within a few days, its only in my sandbox now. I implemented the ISettingControl for ModuleSettings and mentioned it in this blog post, but its useful here too to provide more flexible options for user profile settings. See Web/Controls/GMapTypeSetting.ascx as an example of ISettingControl implemented for selecting google map types using a drop down.

3. Yes there is a Web.config/user.config setting you can use to enable this, look for this setting and set it to true:

<add key="NotifyAdminsOnNewUserRegistration" value="false" />

be aware that this is a global setting so if you have a multi site installation its either on for all of them or off for all of them.

When a user registers they are automatically added to a role named "Authenticated Users", this allows you to have pages configured so that only authenticated users can see it. In your case it sounds like you should create an additional role and limit page view permission on your pages to members of that role. Then when you get the email you can decide whether to add the user to that role.

Hope it helps,

Joe

Hi Leah,

One possible way to show your message is by creating a user registration agreement with your text.

If you want to put a dropdown in your profile here are the steps you should take.

1. Copy the file mojoProfile.config and rename it to mycustomprofile.config

2. in user.config add this:

<add key="mojoProfileConfigFileName" value="mycustomprofile.config" />

The above is so you don't lose your profile customizations on upgrade.

3. Open your mycustomprofile.config file in a text editor and add this:

<add name="Status"
type="System.String"
allowMarkup="false"
labelResourceKey="Status"
lazyLoad="false"
requiredForRegistration="true"
allowAnonymous="false"
visibleToAnonymous="true"
visibleToAuthenticated="true"
visibleToUser="true"
editableByUser="true"
regexValidationExpression=""
validationErrorResourceKey=""
onlyAvailableForRoles=""
onlyVisibleForRoles=""
defaultValue=""
includeHelpLink="true"
>
<OptionList>
<Option value="Owner" TextResourceKey="Owner"></Option>
<Option value="Tenant" TextResourceKey="Tenant"></Option>
<Option value="Managing Agent" TextResourceKey="Managing Agent"></Option>
<Option value="Other" TextResourceKey="Other"></Option>
</OptionList>
</add>

Next, touch your Web.config file to recycle the app and this dropdown should appear on the registration page and user profile.

For more details about user profile configuration options, see this page: http://www.mojoportal.com/userprofileconfiguration.aspx

Hope it helps,

Joe

Hi Leah,

Thanks so much for the beer! I shall raise my glass to you this evening!

I just looked into the issue about the editableByUser setting not being applied and I confirm it as a bug.

I just fixed it in my local copy, so it will be fixed in the next release.

Best,

Joe