Hello,

I would love to have an option to add user and be abble to choose a generic password for all users ! (like 123456)

Why would I do that ?

In fact, I would like to use Joomla! in an trusted intranet, where the access of the application will be securised, but after that, users would be considered as people or anything else (books, cdrom, services, or anything...) the profiles types would be different using community builder and some other components...

Thanks !

I dont understand you completely... Are you talking about the add user frontend component or the one click registration?

Hello,

Thanks for your fasts answers !
I'm talking about one click registration, but could be usefull with add user frontend too.
The autologin option of one click registration permits this workflow:

1-create a reference of someone, checking that the mail/username is not existing
2-create/autologin
3-fill up the cb profile

I forgot to ask for adding an other option...
The possibility to add a generic email too...Because for books I won't need any email...

Thanks !

I still dont get what you want to do completely.

But why dont you use the Add user frontend component for this?

When you use CB you can moderate (And edit) cb profiles from the frontend!

Add a user with the Add user frontend component then click on the username and you can edit the profile.

There is no need to logout and login again as another user

Can you explain more detailed what you want to do?

These options can only be setuped in the backend.
Choosing a generic mail or/and password make things easier because, for example:

I want to consider all new users as books.
1-I add the name (here the title of the book) and register

If the book exists, with the checking of no double name option, I'll know that he's already existing in database.

2-When register, I automaticaly login, so I can add all text, images etc...related to the book.

3-Then I logout

4-Then I see an error on the book description.

5-I need to login again, but I can't remember the password...I may have registered with a generic one ( 123456) but, I (or something else using the system) may have entered a wrong password (like 134256 )

Of course as administrator I may edit the profile, but I don't want to allow other users with so much rights.

In that case I may also log anything related to THAT user(or book...)

I also may add specific options only to that user ( a calendar event for example for that book, I can't do that with the publisher profile who could edit the content...)

So a generic mail and password, will help to make checking faster, and without possible mistakes.
I think it's clearer now, if not let me know

I dont get completely why you cant use the frontend add user to do this. As i understand it has something to do with the user permissions and acces rights which would not be okay for you.

But anyway maybe it doesnt matter. Because i understand what you want to do. And it can be done easily!

You can always change it directly in the source code replace the $email and $password strings in the script to your likings!

But it can also be included as an option, which is better. Ill keep that in mind for the next version also.

Ill let you know when its there!

Thank you ! Indeed, I was checking the source code actually...

Automaticly create passwords is now a standard parameter in the component.

Thanks !