WordPress.org

WordPress is becoming more than ever a tool to open blog/websites and CMSs in an easier way. Users are increasing day by day; one of the limits however is the restricted and predefined fields that are available in the registered users profile: it is difficult for example to ask for the acceptance of "Terms and Conditions of Use" or "Permission to use personal data".

Features

As for now the plug-in supports:

• text
• textarea
• textarea-rich
• password
• checkbox
• radio
• drop-down
• picture
• picture-url
• registration-date
• avatar
• file

future versions can have more.

Following WordPress hidden fields can be enabled during registration:

• password
• first name
• last name
• nickname
• website
• Aim
• Yahoo IM
• Jabber/Google Talk
• biographical info

Other features:

• reCAPTCHA
• image upload with crop/resize functions
• custom welcome email (non MS installations)
• custom registration logo (non MS installations)
• email confirmation (non MS installations)
• form confirmation (non MS installations)
• much more!

The plug-in adds two new menu voices in the admin for the administrator and two for users.

Two new menus are:

WordPress and WordPress MultiSite per-blog registration:

1. "Users -> Users Extended" - lets you show users lists with the new fields that are created
2. "Settings -> Cimy User Extra Fields" - lets administrators add as many new fields as are needed to the users' profile, giving the possibility to set some interesting rules.

WordPress MultiSite unique registration:

1. "Network Admin -> Users Extended" - lets you show users lists with the new fields that are created
2. "Network Admin -> Cimy User Extra Fields" - lets administrators add as many new fields as are needed to the users' profile, giving the possibility to set some interesting rules.

Rules are:

* min/exact/max length admitted
[only for text, textarea, textarea-rich, password, picture, picture-url, avatar, file]

* field can be empty
[only for text, textarea, textarea-rich, password, picture, picture-url, dropdown, dropdown-multi, avatar, file]

* check for e-mail address syntax
[only for text, textarea, textarea-rich, password]

* field can be modified after the registration
[only for text, textarea, textarea-rich, password, picture, picture-url, checkbox, radio, dropdown, dropdown-multi, avatar, file]
[for radio and checkbox 'edit_only_if_empty' has no effects and 'edit_only_by_admin_or_if_empty' has the same effect as edit_only_by_admin]

* field equal to some value (for example accept terms and conditions)
[all except avatar by default set to 512]

  * equal to can be or not case sensitive
[only for text, textarea, textarea-rich, password, dropdown, dropdown-multi]

Visualization rules:

* field can be hidden during registration
[all]

* field can be hidden in user's profile
[all]

* field can be hidden in Users Extended page
[all]

* field can be hidden in Search Engine (only if you installed the template)
[all]

* field can be hidden in Blog's public page (only if you installed the template)
[all]

* all visualization rules can be overridden if an user has certain rights (default=no override)
[all]