Hello,
we are using Chronoforms (newest) and joomla 1.6.4. We have two kinds of user that will do a registration. The first kind of user will enter his personal data and get a form to enter some details to get a free entry in our database.
The other kind of user is a "premium"-user, he also enter his personal data. He gets another form (with much more details) and different links in menu as the "free"-user.
Both users get on registration thier "rightslevel". Depending on this level, they get the menulinks.
Is it possible to add a function that the "free"-user could upgrade to a "premium"-user? We just want to keep the account (save work for user) and let the user do more (upgrade to premium) by clicking on one link? Like "to upgrade to premium-user and fill out our "much more details"-Form, click here".
Two accounts with different emails, is not what we want. Means to register two times.
Who could help with a hint?
we are using Chronoforms (newest) and joomla 1.6.4. We have two kinds of user that will do a registration. The first kind of user will enter his personal data and get a form to enter some details to get a free entry in our database.
The other kind of user is a "premium"-user, he also enter his personal data. He gets another form (with much more details) and different links in menu as the "free"-user.
Both users get on registration thier "rightslevel". Depending on this level, they get the menulinks.
Is it possible to add a function that the "free"-user could upgrade to a "premium"-user? We just want to keep the account (save work for user) and let the user do more (upgrade to premium) by clicking on one link? Like "to upgrade to premium-user and fill out our "much more details"-Form, click here".
Two accounts with different emails, is not what we want. Means to register two times.
Who could help with a hint?
Hi chronolover ,
You must be able to do this with the new User Groups functionality in Joomla! 1.6 . . . but I don't yet know anything much about it. I think you'd just create two new user groups, assign the members to one or the other and check their group to give access permissions.
Bob
You must be able to do this with the new User Groups functionality in Joomla! 1.6 . . . but I don't yet know anything much about it. I think you'd just create two new user groups, assign the members to one or the other and check their group to give access permissions.
Bob
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