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March 24, 2010 at 12:27 pm #149777Hi,
I have an extensive list of existing users with Joomla accounts aready (60,000 odd) some of these will want to register themselves as employers or jobseekers with the jobboard functionality we are adding to the site.
However, as far as I can tell it seems as though they can only add an employers/jobseeker profile during initial registration. Am I missing something obvious?
Many thanks.
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March 29, 2010 at 7:17 am #338191For others reading this thread – answer is that this is not possible at the moment.
I’ll post my workaround when I find one..
March 29, 2010 at 11:25 am #338253Hi Adrian,
Not sure how much help this will be….
You could try adding a link to the standard users menu to allow them to upgrade their profile.
Assuming your setup is the same as mine, for the JobBoard User menu, add a new menu item, and select JA Jobboard / User Group / Default Layout.
Give the new item a title, alias etc. The link will be something like index.php?option=com_jajobboard&view=jausergroup.
When a user clikcs this new link, they are presented with the old registration form that allows them to select which type of account they want, Employer or JobSeeker.
I think this is being deprecated in the newest versions, but I actually think this is useful and should be developed. The site I am working on needs three profile types, Employer, Job Seeker and a standard user. The standard user could be suppliers etc who want to advertise on the site, but later decide to be employers, for example.
Hopefully, Hung and his team might provide some guidance as to whether we should use this, or how it will be developed in future.
Hope this helps,
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March 30, 2010 at 7:23 am #338393Hi guy,
The standard user could be suppliers etc who want to advertise on the site, but later decide to be employers, for example.
=> Currently, we still support this. That means a standard user can login normally, after login, there will be a link ‘Update my account’. On this page, user can decide to update his/her account as an employer or a job seeker.Hieu Nguyen AdminHieu Nguyen
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April 16, 2010 at 9:39 am #340566I think – or I hope that I can do this automatically with sql in my database. So that my 10k users get a flag in a db table so they’re all job seekers. right?
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April 19, 2010 at 9:33 am #340768Hi Sotte,
In fact, you can verify for all Joomla users to become Job site”s job seekers via the following MySQL command:
“UPDATE users SET params = CONCAT(params, ‘nusertype=Job Seeker User’) WHERE ”
Eg: “UPDATE jos_users SET params = CONCAT(params, ‘nusertype=Job Seeker User’) WHERE username <> admin”Hieu Nguyen AdminHieu Nguyen
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April 19, 2010 at 9:47 am #340773Thanx for your Feedback.
You’re really using the jos_users table for the assignment? I am a little bit surprised. Why not an own assignment table? -
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