7 Components: the Function Pages - Developers

link to the RegistrationWeb “Participants,” since we wish to guide
visitors to their pages; because once a user is registered and logged
in, he lands on the WebHome page, where a link with the name
“Your Page” is to be added with the variable Registration-
Web.%WIKIUSERNAME%. The variable is then replaced by a link
to the page of the logged-in user.
If the user is not yet logged in, the link of course will not work.
The user would be transferred to the TWikiGuest page. That is why
the user must be forced to log in. We can achieve this by blocking
the WebHome of the RegistrationWeb for anyone not logged in.
Then, the login window opens automatically. Here, the user can log
into the system or be transferred to the registration form via a link.
That link still points to the original TWiki registration page. To
change it, you need to edit the template of the login message. You
can find out how in the next section.
20.2.6
Confirmation Page/Email and Error Messages
When a visitor sends a registration form but has not filled in the
obligatory fields completely or correctly, TWiki generates the corresponding
error messages. The templates for them are stored in the
twiki/templates folder. They begin with “oops” and have the extension.tmpl.
Files in twiki/templates Error
oopsregexist.tmpl User already exists.
oopsregwiki.tmpl Name is not a Wiki name.
oopsregpasswd.tmpl Password incorrectly confirmed.
oopsregemail.tmpl Invalid email address.
oopssendmailerr.tmpl Confirmation email was not sent.
oopsregerr.tmpl Other error.
The confirmation messages are also sent via the “oops” templates.
You can reformulate these templates in a regular editor, for instance,
if you need to translate the messages into another language.
Caution: Depending on the skin selected, the templates may have
been overwritten by specific templates. For instance, in the Pattern
skin, the file registernotify.pattern.tmpl is used.
20.2 Conference Registration
Translating error
messages
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