Feature #12958
closeduse Form for user registration
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Description
hi
since (i suppose) Form will be included in Core in 4.6
and since we really need a "core" fe-user registration ext: can we think about using Form to manage fe-users?
what do you think?
Updated by Patrick Broens over 13 years ago
The FORM project currently has its focus on replacing the current FORM cObj, sending mails and the form wizard. Although I see more possibilities for this project, because it's also a FORM builder API, I will stick to the current goals. The current code first has to be stable before building other applications with it. The reason why I started this project is because the wizard needed replacement. A fe-user-registration form does not need the wizard.
I will defininately keep this in mind for the future.
There are more things which can use this project, like the "old" login form with the FORM cObj and the "old" search form.
Updated by Patrick Broens over 13 years ago
- Priority changed from Could have to Won't have this time
Updated by Oliver Hader almost 13 years ago
- Tracker changed from Story to Feature
Updated by Oliver Hader almost 13 years ago
- Project changed from 135 to TYPO3 Core
Updated by Oliver Hader almost 13 years ago
- Priority changed from Won't have this time to Could have
- Target version set to 4.7.0
- PHP Version set to 5.3
- TYPO3 Version set to 4.6
Might be a feature for TYPO3 4.7. I guess the rendering of this form needs to be adjusted then... Currently the scope is TypoScript to PHP and a nice PHP API with some collections would be nice.
Updated by Felix Kopp about 11 years ago
- TYPO3 Version changed from 4.6 to 6.2
Still valid and possible for 6.0+ versions
Updated by Björn Jacob about 9 years ago
- Category changed from Form Framework to 1602
Updated by Björn Jacob about 9 years ago
- Category changed from 1602 to Form Framework
Updated by Björn Jacob almost 9 years ago
- Category deleted (
Form Framework) - Status changed from New to Closed
- Target version deleted (
8 LTS) - PHP Version deleted (
5.3)
I'm closing this in favor of #13229.