By Julian on Sunday, 27 November 2016
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The registration-requester has some issues:

1. There is a useless scroll-bar on the right. How can it be removed and the window enlarged a little?

2. The headline does not really make a sense to me. How can it be turned off?

3. The whole colours does not really separate this popup from the rest of the page. It does not look like a popup, it looks more then a messy dashboard. How can for example the background get an overlay to focus the attention on the registration-requester?

All the best, Julian!
I forgot the screenshot:




And ... all over the page I use the wide login-buttons for social networks.
On the reg-request only the tiny buttons appear. How can this be changed?

All the best, Julian!
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Sunday, 27 November 2016 23:03
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Okay, it seems like the reg-requester was the old one.
But on the new one there are also some issues:

1. The eMail-field is not aligned.

2. The JFBC-Login-Button does not show up on the requester, but it shows up on all other places where it should.

3. There is still to much confusion because the requester is not really separated. Overlay?

4. How can the birthday be turned off? Asking for too much information will result in dropping registrations.

5. How can the text on the left be changed and be nicely done with some images, maybe a short video?


All the best, Julian!
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Sunday, 27 November 2016 23:10
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6. How can the behaviour of the requester be changed? How often does it show up, after which delay does it show up, stuff like that.

7. How can the "remember-me"-checkbox be filled by default and hidden?
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Sunday, 27 November 2016 23:12
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Hi Julian,

Kindly find my response to your inquiries below:
1. The eMail-field is not aligned.
-> Can you add the css code below and see how it goes?

#es ul.input-vertical.g-list-unstyled li {
margin: auto !important;
}


2. The JFBC-Login-Button does not show up on the requester, but it shows up on all other places where it should.
-> Seems like there is a conflict where the Jfbc plugin triggered first before the Requester plugin caused the Requester cannot render the button correctly. I've extends this issue to our developers, and we will keep you update on this.

3. There is still to much confusion because the requester is not really separated. Overlay?
-> I'm not quite get what you mean by it was overlay. The requester plugin has it own background image. Where you can replace the image in the folder:
JoomlaFolder/media/com_easysocial/images/bg-register-pattern.png

4. How can the birthday be turned off? Asking for too much information will result in dropping registrations.
-> Can you download the attached file and replace it in the folder:
JoomlaFolder/administrator/components/com_easysocial/models/fields.php
JoomlaFolder/plugins/system/requester/themes/default.php


You're suggested to backup the file that you want to replace beforehand for precaution

5. How can the text on the left be changed and be nicely done with some images, maybe a short video?
-> Unfortunately, there is no setting to change the left text with images or video currently, however you can try customize it in the file:
JoomlaFolder/plugins/system/requester/themes/default.php

6. How can the behaviour of the requester be changed? How often does it show up, after which delay does it show up, stuff like that.
-> There is no setting to change how frequent the requester to show up currently. The default current behavior is, it will popup in the EasySocial page as user reload the page as long the user did not yet login and the current token has expired

7. How can the "remember-me"-checkbox be filled by default and hidden?
-> Do you mean in the login section, maybe you can try to download the attached file and replace it in the folder:
JoomlaFolder/components/com_easysocial/themes/wireframe/helpers/html/login.php

You're suggested to backup the file that you want to replace beforehand for precaution
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Monday, 28 November 2016 16:45
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