registration

I have looked all over the place, and found a lot of info... but nothing works for me and I don't get it :( I know that you are suppose to override the registration controller, like this: class Users::RegistrationsController < Devise::RegistrationsController def after_sign_up_path_for(resource) authors_waiting_path end end Then following the example showed by Tony Amoyal http://www.tonyamoyal.com/2010/07/28/rails-authentication-with-devise-and-cancan-customizing-devise-controllers/ , I am supposed to change my routes to update the access the new controller: devise_for :users, :controllers => {

I searched on Google and Wikipedia a lot, but I could't find answers for these questions. 1) What exactly registrar company do? They update an root DNS and set there IP of my DNS? 2) How come the registrar can update records in the root DNS? How did they get this privilege? How could I get this privilege too? 3) What exactly do we pay the registrar for? Just for sending one request to the root DNS? 4) When I register a domain, am I the real (in the eye of the law) owner of the domain? How do companies (e.g. Google) protect their domain? Couldn't their registrar just say: "sorry we sold the

Anyone knows any "legal" way to surpass the 10-app-limit Google imposes? I wouldn't mind to pay, or anything, but I wasn't able to find a way to have more than 10 apps and can't either remove one. Call or write to Google! Google's policies are very exact and very strict, because they are catering to thousands of developers, and thus need those standards and uniformity. But if you have a good reason for needing more than 10, and you can get a real person at the end of a telephone line, I'd think you'd have a good chance of getting the limit raised. Alternatively, you could just get a friend or

I cannot find a complete example anywhere of a Spring Security Web App with Open Id registration similar to stackoverflows. I would say I'm pretty techy guy but I find Spring Security extremely intimidating with its weird Spring XML DSL. I have found bits and pieces of how one would do the good ole' stackoverflow registration using: Spring Security Open ID sample WAR Hillerts Blog 3 part blog posting Spring Security Official Doc on OpenId (the email attributes are wrong see next link) Stackoverflow posting about email attributes JQuery OpenId library for picking your OpenId provider

I am using Devise for Rails. In the default registration process, Devise requires users to type the password twice for validation and authentication. How can I disable it? mistertim To disable password confirmation you can simply remove the password_confirmation field from the registration form. This disables the need to confirm the password entirely! Generate devise views if you haven't: rails g devise:views Remove the password_confirmation section in app\views\devise\registrations\new.html.erb One way to do it: <%# Disable password confirmation so that the user doesn't have to enter a

I'm trying to decide how to allow users to register for my website... there's openID, clickpass, facebook connect, google friend connect, etc, or the good old fashioned in-house "enter a username, email, password, etc." Looking briefly at How to set-up OpenID it seems like a lot of work to get openID working. Does anyone have experience setting up a site for OpenID (or the others)? Also, does anyone know if these methods have a higher turnover rate of registration than the classic "inhouse" registration? For example.. if you allow both the in-house registration and openID, what percentage of

Either my google searching has completely left me or there's hardly any documentation/tutorials for django-socialregistration . Too bad, because it seems like a nice enough app. Through some trial-and-error, I have managed to get it mostly running on my site. My question, using django-socialregistration how do I request permission for the facebook user's full name, current city and date of birth and store it in my UserProfile table (which is my AUTH_PROFILE_MODULE for django-profiles) in Django upon registration? Also, how do I post to the user's wall from Django once the connection is made?