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In woocommerce registration form, there's no "terms and conditions" before sign up button. Is there a way to make it appears in the form? Here is the link of my theme layout . Updated on july 2018 - Added compatibility for Woocommerce version 3.4+ If not done yet, first you need enable terms and conditions on checkout page: To create a new page in Wordpress for your terms and conditions To enable that page in Woocommerce > Settings > Checkout > Checkout pages (section) : Then save… you are done. The code to get the term and conditions check box on registration form: // Add term and conditions

for my new project I decided to use django-userena I followed the instructions from userena docs . However I'm getting this error : SiteProfileNotAvailable at /accounts/signin/ No exception supplied and don't know how to fix it. Please help ! You usually get a SiteProfileNotAvailable when Django can't find your profile. As documented in the " Storing additional information about users ", you need to define AUTH_PROFILE_MODULE to point to the model of you profile. As wunki has aptly pointed out, it's important to define the AUTH_PROFILE_MODULE in your settings.py file to point to your subclass

I'm trying to allow an admin user to edit other users in Devise, but when I try to access an edit page for another user (e.g. /users/1/edit), I get the following message: Unknown action Could not find devise mapping for path "/users/1/edit" The only path that seems to work is /users/edit, which shows the edit page for the current user. In my routes file I have: devise_for :users, :controllers => { :registrations => 'users' } resources :users Any ideas? Thanks! I've had to do this as well, and it's not currently built into devise. Since the answer most upvoted has a dead link, I thought I'd

I'm using django-registration in my application. I want to create different kinds of users with different profiles. For example, one user is a teacher and another user is a student. How can I modify registration to set the user_type and create the right profile? Long answer :p I've found The Missing Manual post invaluable for this kind of problem as it explains many of features of the django-profiles and django-registration systems. I'd suggest using multi table inheritance on the single profile you're allowed to set via the AUTH_PROFILE_MODULE For instance #models.py class Profile(models

I know that in the end it, can't be done. But, what are the options to: a) limit the options for persons to create multiple accounts, b) increase the chance of detecting multiple accounts / person for a blog-like web service? (people can sign up for their own blog) Update: I think the 'limit the options' has been answered nicely. (there is no reliable method, but we can raise the bar) However, I would still like to know what other options there are to detect multiple accounts? I'm assuming you're talking about a free service? I can't think of any ways that don't either have serious drawbacks

Trying to send an email using java mail api. And I keep getting MailConnectException. I have tried multiple ways to solve it without success. Exception is thrown by this statement transport.connect("smtp.gmail.com", "someone@gmail.com", "myPassword"); Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? public static void main(String[] args) { String host = "smtp.gmail.com"; String from = "someone@gmail.com"; Properties props = System.getProperties(); props.put("mail.smtp.host", host); props.put("mail.smtp.user", from); props.put("mail.smtp.password", "myPassword"); props.put("mail.smtp.port", "465");

I have a registration.php page I made and I need to check if a username is already in my database so that I won't have 2 members with the same name... Here is how I am inserting the user info into the database (username, password, date of registration, etc.): mysql_query("INSERT INTO UserDb (ID, TimeStamp, UserName, Password) VALUES ('$ipaddress', NOW(), '$user_username', '$user_password')"); How can I check that database "UserDb" under the "UserName" field to make sure the user's variable "$user_username" doesn't already exist? You can make the username field in the database a primary key or