Where is profilcp_register.php

[Dragonsys]

I need to make some changes to the SQL INSERT when a new user registers on my site, but i cannot find the profilcp_register.php file.

Was it replaced with something else in IM?

The problem I am having is that I need one of the fields in phpbb_users to default to 1.
The DB is set as default of 1 and I put the below code into profilcp/def/def_userfields_phpbb.php

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    'user_allowweblog' => array(         'type'       => 'TINYINT',         'length'     => 1,         'not_null'   => true,         'default'    => 1,     ),

But it is still set to 0 when someone registers on the site.

[Teelk]

I have the same problem for some reason. But, you can find the appropriate code in profilcp_board_config.php.

Somewhere around here...

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        // insert user + start transaction         $sql = "INSERT INTO " . USERS_TABLE . "($sql_key) VALUES ($sql_val)";         if ( !($result = $db->sql_query($sql, BEGIN_TRANSACTION)) ){             message_die(GENERAL_ERROR, 'Could not insert data into users table', '', __LINE__, __FILE__, $sql);         }  

[Dragonsys]

well, I have poked around in there, and i still don't have an answer. This is just strange, from looking at the code, I would think that unless a value is submitted a field should take it's default value, but this is not the case.

I don't get it.

[Teelk]

I know what you mean, I banged my head against the wall trying to come up with a solution. The only thing I can think of is that PCP is taking over for the default, with it's user_xxxx_over fields.

eg.

user_website
user_website_over

The "over" field is a switch which decides whether something should be overriden( ACP>General Admin>Configuration+).

I'm gonna look into this again, cause it drove me nuts. There's gotta be something in PCP where some user fields can be given exceptions to the over thing.

[Dragonsys]

Well, the field I'm working with isn't something that is user selectable, so there is not an option to Override user selection.

I wonder if I can put a hidden field in the registration which will set this to the correct entry...

[Teelk]

Well, I've found the function that dictates whether the default field value or the configuration+ value is used. It's in includes/usercp_profile.php, the function setDefaultUserdata, it's the first one.

Now I just need to decipher it.