SOLVED-newbie difficulty - Joomla registration validation ?

I really have difficulty to understand to have an expected, normal validation on the usual required Joomla Registration.

and a normal captcha.

Should I put JS validation on or not?
Event loop for captcha on fail
Check required or not in fields setting.

I’m all over the place with that and I never have a proper validation,,

I just need some direction...

Thanks
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Hi Chacapamac ,

Event loop for captcha on fail

Yes, drag in a standard Event Loop - that's needed to re-load the form if there is an error.

Should I put JS validation on or not?

Probably, worth marking required inputs and some special ones like emails.

Check required or not in fields setting.

Yes, for the inputs that are essential.

Bob

SOLVED

I redo completlly (my first form) and succeed
— I used the CFV4_joomla_registration.pdf tutorial on this site

A normal Joomla registration, with some new field, bilingual, opening in a lightbox with core captcha + article opening in same lightbox when submit....

Now the only things left to do....

1— Bring some css formating (or I will use inline formating) to the Article use after submission ?
2— See if that article will be french or english depending on the original language?
3— See if a Welcome message is sent from Joomla (this is an automatic joomla registration (whitout email confirmation) — if not, I need the to send a message to the new registered and admin of the sites — need to be in the right language to?


Note: I didn’t use JS confirmation — I need to understand that confirmation business...

Hi,

#1- If you are opening an article in a light box then the same CSS loaded in the parent page applies for the light box, so you should have the CSS loaded by the parent page, this depends on how you have things implemented, I don't know this info.

#2- I believe this is done through the link you feed to the light box ?

#3- There is a setting to control the registration confirmation email sent by Joomla inside the Registration action settings screen, you may enable or disable it.

Regards,
Max

#1- If you are opening an article in a light box then the same CSS loaded in the parent page applies for the light box, so you should have the CSS loaded by the parent page, this depends on how you have things implemented, I don't know this info.

I have no css at all, I will look at this and maybe open aother discussion if I find the solution... Thanks

#2- I believe this is done through the link you feed to the light box ?

Will test live and come back.....

#3- There is a setting to control the registration confirmation email sent by Joomla inside the Registration action settings screen, you may enable or disable it.

I made a form with no activation necessary (no activation email necessary) (add captcha for security) — A trigger email will be nice??? — I wonder if Joomla sent a welcome message??? need to test...