There's a registration action built into CB Auto Actions. If you need to register a user I recommend using it. Otherwise you'll need to review the API usage posted in that topic carefully for registering a user as it's not an easy task and is why an action is provided to do it.
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Thanks. I think I will stick with the Registration Auto Actions (super easy, thanks for your help).
One last question: Regarding the condition I'm using "[get_token] equals to", is there a way to give multiple people different tokens, and grab those tokens as part of the registration of the profile into a "Created By" dropdown (where the token is the value)?
I'm thinking maybe have multiple accepted values for that one condition, and then grab the value used in the string and use it as part of the profile registration as a dropdown?
Or, if there is a login action, with this Registration action following it, and the username of the person who logged in gets captured into the profile being registered, this would also suffice. In which case I probably wouldn't even need a token to validate.
One last question: Regarding the condition I'm using "[get_token] equals to", is there a way to give multiple people different tokens, and grab those tokens as part of the registration of the profile into a "Created By" dropdown (where the token is the value)?
You can support multiple tokens by using a REGEX condition. Example as follows.
[get_token] Is REGEX /TOKEN_1|TOKEN_2|TOKEN_3/
Please note if you use special characters in the token you will need to escape them properly for REGEXP, but you should be fine with simple alphanumeric tokens. As far as storing the token yes you could set a fields value to [get_token] as needed.
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Can you point me towards a multiple action chain use case? I need to execute this, and then have the user redirected to a user list, which will have a search field passed onto it, to show the use that was just created into that list.
For example take the username from the string of the first action, and use that username as part of a userlist search (for an existing userlist that I have already created).
I can't seem to find the "action onaction" trigger. And if I did, I wouldnt know how to use it. Thanks again.
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