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Question

Does anyone know of a term is service plug in I can use when people register to get people to agree  to terms and rules ?

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if you are unable to explain write in your own language and trasnlate

Answer 1

No plugin needed for that. You can enable a "Terms & Conditions" checkbox on the user registration form under Administration center → Users. Put a HTML snippet in the text area in which you link to the page(s) with the actual terms. These pages can be created as custom pages under Administration center → Pages.

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Not use to new version and I have not played with this thing in  quite a while but I need  custom terms

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Define a custom page with your terms (under Administration center → Pages) and link to that page in the HTML snippet.

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that is kind of what I already did But need to do it better...

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Hire a developer

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What do you mean "do it better?" If you have additional requirements that are not met by what I suggested: please edit your question and spell them out.

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The  way I want to do it is when  you click in the register  link it takes you to a  separate page that has the terms and rules the user must then click on a I agree then they will be taken to the register page I need to know how to modify the register link to do  and then  create a link that will take you back to the register page when people click the I agree button

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*sigh* Which part of EDIT. YOUR. QUESTION. is so damn hard to understand for everyone?

Anyway, that should be doable with a (layer?) plugin, but would require considerable effort for something that AFAICS has no legal benefit compared to what I suggested.

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Well not everyone may want to do it that way each person may have there own way of wanting it done  I have pretty much figure out what I need to do I just need to know which file has the register link in it so I can  modify that now would  you happen to know which file would have that ?

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I don't know which PHP file exactly is generating that link. However, even if you find it, changing core files is discouraged, b/c your changes would be lost with each update and would have to be re-applied. The recommended way of handling things like this is (I think) writing a layer plugin that "overlays" the generated HTML with your desired changes. Check the documentation on plugin development (https://docs.question2answer.org/plugins/ ).

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I see actually all I want to do is edit the register link to point to the TOS  page and then to create a new  link to point back to the register file all I should have to do is make a copy of the original register link  it should be pretty simple.