Profile fields in the wrong place...
Hi there, I have created some profile fields that i want to show on my account registration page. Creation of the fields went as they should but when showing my account creation page, my custom fields get placed above the standard fields (username and email address) and above the welcome text of the page, that gives the account registration page an unprofessional look, i think. What can i do about it, if anything? Is there a module to help me with this problem or what can i possibly do? Thanks for any answers. /Krister
Use the weight setting to change the display order. Andrew On May 6, 2007, at 1:24 PM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
Hi there, I have created some profile fields that i want to show on my account registration page. Creation of the fields went as they should but when showing my account creation page, my custom fields get placed above the standard fields (username and email address) and above the welcome text of the page, that gives the account registration page an unprofessional look, i think. What can i do about it, if anything? Is there a module to help me with this problem or what can i possibly do? Thanks for any answers. /Krister -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
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Andrew Cohill wrote:
Use the weight setting to change the display order. I just checked how i had done, and i had given at least one of the fields a weight of 5. (the highest value possible in Drupal 5.x) It sank to the bottom of the table with my custom fields, but not below the welcome text and they are not in the same place as the standard fields with username and e-mail. I will try experimenting further, but i'm thankful for more help on this since it kinda confuses me. /Krister
Andrew
On May 6, 2007, at 1:24 PM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
Hi there, I have created some profile fields that i want to show on my account registration page. Creation of the fields went as they should but when showing my account creation page, my custom fields get placed above the standard fields (username and email address) and above the welcome text of the page, that gives the account registration page an unprofessional look, i think. What can i do about it, if anything? Is there a module to help me with this problem or what can i possibly do? Thanks for any answers. /Krister -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
------------------------------------------------- Andrew Michael Cohill, Ph.D. President Design Nine, Inc.
Design Nine provides visionary broadband architecture and engineering services, telecommunications and broadband master planning, and broadband project management.
Visit the Technology Futures blog for frequently updated news and commentary on technology issues. http://www.designnine.com/news/
http://www.designnine.com/ Blacksburg, Virginia 540.951.4400
Quoting Krister Ekstrom <krister@kristersplace.ws>:
Hi there, I have created some profile fields that i want to show on my account registration page. Creation of the fields went as they should but when showing my account creation page, my custom fields get placed above the standard fields (username and email address) and above the welcome text of the page, that gives the account registration page an unprofessional look, i think. What can i do about it, if anything? Is there a module to help me with this problem or what can i possibly do? Thanks for any answers.
Does your theme support the field classes? Have you weighted the fields appropriately? Earnie
Earnie Boyd wrote:
Quoting Krister Ekstrom <krister@kristersplace.ws>:
Hi there, I have created some profile fields that i want to show on my account registration page. Creation of the fields went as they should but when showing my account creation page, my custom fields get placed above the standard fields (username and email address) and above the welcome text of the page, that gives the account registration page an unprofessional look, i think. What can i do about it, if anything? Is there a module to help me with this problem or what can i possibly do? Thanks for any answers.
Does your theme support the field classes? Have you weighted the fields appropriately? I use the default (garland) theme and i have experimented with the weights to no avail, as i understand it. /Krister
Quoting Krister Ekstrom <krister@kristersplace.ws>:
Earnie Boyd wrote:
Quoting Krister Ekstrom <krister@kristersplace.ws>:
Hi there, I have created some profile fields that i want to show on my account registration page. Creation of the fields went as they should but when showing my account creation page, my custom fields get placed above the standard fields (username and email address) and above the welcome text of the page, that gives the account registration page an unprofessional look, i think. What can i do about it, if anything? Is there a module to help me with this problem or what can i possibly do? Thanks for any answers.
Does your theme support the field classes? Have you weighted the fields appropriately? I use the default (garland) theme and i have experimented with the weights to no avail, as i understand it.
Sorry, I'm out of opinions on this one. Earnie -- http://for-my-kids.com
I have created some profile fields that i want to show on my account registration page. Creation of the fields went as they should but when showing my account creation page, my custom fields get placed above the standard fields (username and email address) and above the welcome text of the page, that gives the account registration page an unprofessional look, i think.
I think this may be related to this issue: http://drupal.org/node/114103
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