I would, at least temporarily, edit the default page not found message page to say "if you just signed up, ignore this and go set up your own profile" or "this page will be available when you next login" or whatever they need to do. On 4/13/07, Neil: esl-lounge.com <neil@esl-lounge.com> wrote:

I am using the following modules:

nodeprofile usernode path auto Me aliases

When a user signs up, a usernode is automatically created and using path auto/me aliases, this can be accessed using personal/me.

In the menu, I also have a link to profile/me which is the correct URL for a user's nodeprofile...but only once it's been created. If a user clicks on that just after signing up, they get a 404.

What's the best way around this? I know I can send a link in the confirmation e-mail to "node/add/nodeprofile" but there's no guarantee they'll click on it. If I have a hard-coded link to "node/add/nodeprofile", it will get in the way once a user has created a profile.

possible solutions?

1. show menu link "Create Profile" only to those without a profile. How would I implement this?

2. Is there a way for an empty nodeprofile to be created at the same time as the usernode is created?

3. Can I use mysql triggers to, at least on the db side, insert an empty profile into the relevant table so that the profile at least exists once an account is created?

Is there any other way around this issue? I know a lot of drupalers are using the nodeprofile/usernode combination so I'm sure this problem has been faced and resolved countless times.

Thanks

Neil

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