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I want to customize default registration process in Drupal 7. The registration process includes 3 steps:
Show some account types (in a page or form?). For example "personal", "business", "organization"... And users will choose their own account type.
Fill information into registration form. Each account type which users choose in step 1 has some corresponding fields.
Finish registration with an confirmation email or something else.
The registration process is similar to https://secure.payza.com/signup
Thank you for helping.
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I would like to log some changes that may happen on CRM cards in my Bitrix24 account, is there any way I can compare the old fields to the new ones?
So, in this case, I would know every change that have been made and who did it
I tried to create a business process, so every time I update a deal, lets say, I would log the changes, but I couldn't find a function that does it.
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Say I have a site with two types of user
contentCreator
and
contentUser
What I want to do is :
contentCreator has to pay to have an account, and once logged in, has feature set X.
contentUser can register for free, and once logged in, has feature set Y.
All I need is a pointer in the right direction to get me started.
This can be achieved using a membership plugin where you have a free and a paid membership structure and limit the content access based on the user membership plan.
You can use plugins like Simple Membership and configure it to have both paid and free memberships.
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Using Firebase as a backend for my mobile app, how can I get the information (on the client side) if a user was using my mobile-app within the last 4 weeks or if he didn't?
I somehow need to get the date of last usage (last read, or write operation, last login...)
I know there is the information of "last sign-in" in the admin SDK, however I'm not sure if this is supposed to be integrated in the app itself.
you can add lastOnline field to your user entity and change it everytime the user quit the application :
DatabaseReference userLastOnlineRef = FirebaseDatabse.getInstance().getReference("users/joe/lastOnline");
userLastOnlineRef.onDisconnect().setValue(ServerValue.TIMESTAMP);
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when ever the user make login by facebook or google it return data but it does not save it in fields added to registration form like full name and gender and so on , It only save the data into the users table it save the email and username what is the problem and what should i do too please some one give me an answer
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Facebook allows me to create a creative which targets an open graph actions, such as:
"User listened to a song on Spotify".
Why should my creative target an object which isn't mine?
Can someone bring up a useful example?
Let's say you may want to target a band.
You don't have to own the app in order to promote the band.
For example: "John has listened to 'The black Keys' on Spotify".
That way you can target and promote the band even if you don't own the app or the object.