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Yes, you'd need to use a Code action on the registration display trigger. Then set it to jQuery Method and supply the needed jQuery to do an alert when they change the value to "Casual Employee". Example as follows.Is there anyway this could be done?
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Sounds like mod_security on your server rejected it. This is normal and good on them for protecting you against possible abuse.Only problem I had was, when using the Auto Actions plugin in the backend, every time I entered in the alert word into the jquery code field and pressed save/apply, it would come back with an error of 403 Forbidden and wouldn't save it. I had to log in to the phpMyAdmin and find the field in there and manually add in the word 'alert' for it to work.
Terms and conditions is added to the last step of step by step automatically. So whatever that tab is simply condition it the same as you've done for the others.While I have your attention, could I ask one more thing. Once they have chosen "Casual Employee", I have been able to make the other tabs hide except for the last one 'Step 6' which is basically where they agree to T&C's and complete registration. I would really like it if that tab could also be hidden, so as they cannot complete registration at all.
Are you able to help?
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