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Is there a short form they can fill out? Like put it on the main page. They select a username/password and put in their email address then bam they are registered?
Where can I find something like this, phpbbhacks.com?
Where can I find something like this, phpbbhacks.com?
Hacks for vBulletin here
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If you're using phpBB, then yup, phpBBHacks has something like that - I'm pretty sure of it. If not, just go to the register page and view the HTML source code. Copy the <form> and all of the textboxes, etc. in between. Then, just paste that data (the required fields) on your homepage 
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vBulletin version 3 has a quick registration form as default.
The admin can pre select the default options and setup required fields (if any are needed)
But a user can enter a user/pass and email and is signed up. (if email verification isn't turned on).
The admin can pre select the default options and setup required fields (if any are needed)
But a user can enter a user/pass and email and is signed up. (if email verification isn't turned on).
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For a new member or almost new member, having things done like in this article on my site, might be usefull
http://www.vbulletin.nl/community/showthread.php?t=2687
Maybe you have some use for it.
http://www.vbulletin.nl/community/showthread.php?t=2687
Maybe you have some use for it.
:cheesy: a vBulletin fan community @ vBulletin.nl :cheesy:
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Originally Posted by floris
For a new member or almost new member, having things done like in this article on my site, might be usefull
http://www.vbulletin.nl/community/showthread.php?t=2687
Maybe you have some use for it.
IPB Too Has Smaller Registering Process.
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