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Account Sign-up modification (re:email removal)
Hello all. I understand the devs not agreeing with the few people who've expressed an interest in getting rid of the email requirement. That, however, is exactly what I'm trying to work around. I want the users of the forum I'm setting up to just be able to sign-up and start right away (re: don't question me about the potential spam problem, it's covered (and no don't ask about that either)).
What I've done is come up with this:
And with a little creativity it's now an auto email addresses generator:
(inserted extra CR's for readability, this will fit all on one line)
Nothing fancy but it works well. What I'm looking for is a place to insert this then use a "display:none;" style on that text box's li element. So far, in applications/dashboard/views/entry/auth/registerbasic.php (and the other register*.php files) I see the code for the email/username/password fields, but whatever this is it's not the typical php/html stuff I've ever seen.
Anyone out there know where I can insert my code so the email field is auto-populated?
What I've done is come up with this:
<?php for ($i=0; $i<5; $i++) { $d=rand(1,30)%2; echo $d ? chr(rand(65,90)) : chr(rand(48,57)); } ?>And with a little creativity it's now an auto email addresses generator:
<form> Email: <input type="text" name="txt" value="
<?php for ($i=0; $i<5; $i++) { $d=rand(1,30)%2; echo $d ? chr(rand(65,90)) : chr(rand(48,57)); } ?>
@
<?php for ($i=0; $i<15; $i++) { $d=rand(1,30)%2; echo $d ? chr(rand(65,90)) : chr(rand(48,57)); } ?>.com"
</form>
(inserted extra CR's for readability, this will fit all on one line)
Nothing fancy but it works well. What I'm looking for is a place to insert this then use a "display:none;" style on that text box's li element. So far, in applications/dashboard/views/entry/auth/registerbasic.php (and the other register*.php files) I see the code for the email/username/password fields, but whatever this is it's not the typical php/html stuff I've ever seen.
Anyone out there know where I can insert my code so the email field is auto-populated?
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