Toolset Access possibilities
To create a member page in Europe, you need some features.
Here are a few questions or requests:
1. When a form is submitted you will need:
- required check box (privacy policy)
- New registration of members is confirmed by an admin before it can be used.
- Double opt in e-mail confirming your own e-mail address.
2. Hide the WordPress Toolbar for the Registered Users
Are these things realizable with "Access" or are such extensions planned in the future?
If not, there is a tip which "Member" plugin can be recommended here and can be used well with "Access".
thank you very much
1. When a form is submitted you will need:
- required check box (privacy policy)
This can be accomplished with Toolset Types and Forms. You can show a required custom checkbox field on the Form.
- New registration of members is confirmed by an admin before it can be used.
It depends on what you mean by "can be used". For example, you could set the Form to create Users in a specific custom role, like "Pending Confirmation". Then admins can change the User's role when they confirm their Membership. Using Access, you can restrict Users with the "Pending Confirmation" role from being able to visit specific pages of the site, the wp-admin area, or create site content. However, this does not prevent Pending Confirmation Users from logging in, per se.
- Double opt in e-mail confirming your own e-mail address.
There is currently no double opt-in email process built-in to Forms registration or Access. We have a feature request in place to add this functionality, but it hasn't been implemented yet. You can vote for this feature here: https://toolset.com/feature-request/?wpv_post_search=draft+users&wpv-wpcf-plugins=CRED&wpv_view_count=686737&wpv_sort_orderby=post_date&wpv_sort_orderby_as=string
If enough people vote to add this feature, our developers may decide to implement it.
If not, there is a tip which "Member" plugin can be recommended here and can be used well with "Access".
We don't recommend a specific membership plugin, but you can search the support forums for tickets related to membership plugins to see what issues have been encountered by other Users. The main thing to know is that Access only supports a single role per User, so any membership plugin that allows multiple User roles may be incompatible with Access restrictions.
