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    • Can you make users register with more info?

    Posted by timhon posts: 2

    Is there anyway to request more information from the user when
    they register... like address, city, some quesionaire, etc...

    ALSO, is there a way for have different registration pages
    so you can forward some people to more detailed ones?

    Can a module be made to do this?
    IF there isnt one made, if theres anyone out there that can
    do it, im willing to pay for your time please email me
    immediately its a rush job:

    tim at simulat.com
    (800)594-4559

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    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    Under TIkiWiki 1.9 you can attach a tracker to collect additional user information. The other way is to hack the login code to collect additional information yourself.

    Damian

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    Posted by mortelligence posts: 17

    Damian,

    How can you attach a tracker to collect more info? I've been trying to do that and can't seem to get it to work. I've checked off the box in the admin login settings page to use trackers, but can't figure out how to actually "link" the tracker to the registration.

    Any guidance would be appreciated.

    > Under TIkiWiki 1.9 you can attach a tracker to collect additional user information. The other way is to hack the login code to collect additional information yourself.
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    > Damian
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    Posted by Amedee Van Gasse posts: 59 Belgium

    Beware of legal issues about privacy.
    EU privacy regulations are usually much stricter, giving more protection to customers. In general, you are not allowed to ask personal information, unless you *really* need it, and even then, you have to register your database with some regulating body (at least, that's the case in Belgium)

    US privacy regulations on the other hand, hardly exist and/or are hardly enforced. That's just my experience as a rightponder... evil

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