Extends the application form so that the user's first and last names are on the form and are required. It also checks that the user actually clicked to read the Terms of Service.

I've found what appears to be a bug.

I have installed the Japanese language for my forum. All works well except that when I install this extension, the "First" and "Last" name text that appears to the left of the fields is not translated into Japanese. I found that the translation does in fact exist. So it would appear that the bug at work here is not properly accessing that Japanese translation even when the user has selected Japanese as the language of the forum interface.

Which "default.php"? Can you please specify the path?

Also, I certainly do not want Japanese to override any other language because my forum is bi-lingual. I have an English Category and a Japanese Category. Obviously, if I put Japanese and kill the English, then my English users will be faced with the same exact problem that plagues my Japanese users with respect to this extension. I would therefore appreciate hearing your thoughts in light of this.

Thank you.

I will provide the path (since no one else seems to know, and since I just figured it out):

/extensions/ExtendedApplicationForm/default.php

The pertinent content within that particular "default.php" file is as follows:

$Context->Dictionary["FirstName"] = "First name";
$Context->Dictionary["LastName"] = "Last name";
$Context->Dictionary["FirstNameLower"] = "first name";
$Context->Dictionary["LastNameLower"] = "last name";
$Context->Dictionary["ErrReadTOS"] = "You must READ the terms of service.";

I think you are suggesting that I copy the first 2 lines in the above and paste them into the following:

/languages/Japanese/definitions.php

If you are suggesting that, please note that the following two lines already exist in that "definitions.php" file (but are not being used for whatever reason):

$Context->Dictionary['YourFirstName'] = '名前';
$Context->Dictionary['YourLastName'] = '名字';

So I would appreciate your specific clarifications in light of this.
(Sorry to pound on "specifics" but I get totally lost without them.)

Thanks!

Hi Sujang,

Many thanks for the excellent advice. I had to edit the following 3 files to make it work:

/languages/Japanese/definitions.php
/languages/English/definitions.php
/extensions/ExtendedApplicationForm/default.php

I first went to the default.php file and CUT the following data out:

$Context->Dictionary["FirstName"] = "名前";
$Context->Dictionary["LastName"] = "名字";

I then pasted that data into each of my language "definitions.php" files. Works like a charm!

Thanks again!

love it. Is there a way to insert more custom fields?
And what I really need is that users can`t choose a username by themselfes. It should be generated automatically out of the first and lastname. Any ideas how I can do that?

(Part of) JDW's problem is because this plug-in still uses $Context->Dictionary rather than $Context->SetDefinition.

Can someone with appropriate access update that? Thanks.

Yeah, the ability to name fields and collect their values would be a Great update (so we can track more than what's currently available)

Ok, tried it with Organic theme and my own style, seems to work fine.
What problems have you seen on other themes?

I have the exact same problem someone had, which is that the vanilla asks to read the terms of services even though TOS is checked. Does anyone know how to solve this problem?