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I just followed the tutorial on creating a Joomla registration form to the letter.

Everything works just as it should except that, in the plugin configuration, I set Joomla Status Message to no and under the form code in the On Submit code - after sending email block I created a page that would show to my users that a conformation email has been sent.

When I test it, it shows both the Joomla Status message, and the code I entered into the On Submit code - after sending email block.

it looks like this:

Hello (name), Thank you for registering at My Web Site title. Your account is created and must be activated before you can use it. To activate the account click on the following link or copy-paste it in your browser: http://mydomain.com/index.php?option=com_user&task=activate&activation=4f80d717e6fde4daf63ec70daa8da7c8 After activation you may login to http://mydomain.com/ using the following username and password: Username: username Password: password
Thank You For Registering
Thank you {name} for registering at K Designs.

A conformation email has been sent to myemailaddress@email.com

You must click on the activation link included in the email in order to complete your registration.

The part beginning at "Thank You For Registering" is the part I added into the On Submit code - after sending email block.

Can you tell me why the message still appears above it even though I set the plugin config to no.

Thanks in advance.

Hi andy, Which Chronoforms version ?

Max

Thanks for the reply Max.

I was using version 3.1 RC 5.0, but I have upgraded to RC 5.2 since my post, and now I have my form working just the way I want it.

Thanks for the reply, and also, thanks for the great component!

Have the same problem. Any ideas?

Hi Vinny,

Please get the RC5.3 new upgrade pack!

Max

Hi Vinny,

Please get the RC5.3 new upgrade pack!

Max

Thanks Max. Thats helped!

Just upgraded to RC5.3

All I can say is WOW! I love this component! I had a few bugs I was trying to work out with RC5.2, and all I had to do is upgrade to 5.3 and they were gone.

I now have a custom Joomla registration form that saves the data I need in the database. I require my users to agree to the Terms and Conditions of my site when they register, and must tick the check box that says they have read and understand the terms. Now when a user registers, I have it saved in the database that they have agreed to the terms.

This is undoubtedly the best form component available.

Hi andybeck,

Thanks, glad your problems are sorted. :-)

Bob

I am using V3.1_RC5.5 of ChronoForm and having a blank screen after registration submission.
I want to have a proper formatted welcome or instruction message telling user what to do next (activated or waiting for activation via email) depending upon the site configuration

Can some one help?

Thanks.

Hi gosain,

Haven't I just replied to this twice in another thread.

Please do not cross-post - you are less likely to get an answer that way.

Bob

My apologies GreyHead.