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Terms of Service checked by default?

wohoowohoo
edited June 2008 in Vanilla 1.0 Help
I've tried messing around with the code but I can't figure out how to have the Terms of Service checkbox checked by default on the registration page, or remove it completely?

I know it's something in people_apply_form_nopostback.php
Searching didn't produce much help. Any ideas?

Comments

  • wohoowohoo
    edited June 2008
    Typical, been searching for a solution for an hour and 5 minutes after I ask for help, I figure it out. For anyone else that might need this, in people_apply_form_nopostback.php, replace:

    '.GetBasicCheckBox('AgreeToTerms', 1, $this->Applicant->AgreeToTerms,'').' '.str_replace('//1', ' <a href="'.$TermsOfServiceUrl.'" onclick="PopTermsOfService('."'".$TermsOfServiceUrl."'".'); return false;">'.$this->Context->GetDefinition('TermsOfService').'</a>', $this->Context->GetDefinition('IHaveReadAndAgreeTo')).'

    with

    '.GetBasicCheckBox('AgreeToTerms', 1, ForceIncomingBool('AgreeToTerms', 1), $this->Applicant->AgreeToTerms,'').' '.str_replace('//1', ' <a href="'.$TermsOfServiceUrl.'" onclick="PopTermsOfService('."'".$TermsOfServiceUrl."'".'); return false;">'.$this->Context->GetDefinition('TermsOfService').'</a>', $this->Context->GetDefinition('IHaveReadAndAgreeTo')).'
  • fysicsluvrfysicsluvr New
    It's pretty standard to leave the t.o.s. box unchecked by default. It's like handing someone a form pre-signed. Kind of seems backwards to me.

    But then again, I guess there are a lot of smaller, personal forums in which this is not an issue.
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