I currently have the login page set up so that if users select a certain field they are placed into a specific user group. I was thinking about integrating the cbconnect with facebook and possibly twitter. Is there a way to direct a user to a specific user group if I use the cbconnect? Thanks!
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Yes, you can set the usergroup they're given at registration with the connect sites. So for example I can place Facebook users into a Facebook usergroup and place Twitter users into a Twitter usergroup.
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Okay, I want to make sure that I understand you. I have my registration set up so that a user has to choose what type of "plan" they would like to choose. Based on their choice I place them into certain groups, which gives them access to certain areas in the site. I actually installed the FB and Twitter aspects of cbconnect and it bypasses that choice from the registration page. Is there a way to have the users choose the option, either before or after registration and then after they choose be automatically placed into a usergroup?
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Only way to do that is to send them to profile edit to select a type. CB Connect bypasses registration (that's its purpose) using single sign on APIs from the social sites. There is no partial registration page after connecting with CB Connect.
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