I am trying to set up a site that will require members to login. I need to register/create about 350 users. The data is already available via spreadsheets but I can't see any way to import? I don't want people to be able to create their own accounts either. Is there any way? Enjoying the product greatly although more documentation would be wonderfull, Dear Santa ....
currently there is no way to import anything yet i may be able to make a really simple import script from another cms or something and adapt it to the c5 tables, im not very good with that kinda stuff tho :) i can give it a try if you want.
It's really not as bad as you imagine. Doing this is not very common and thus isn't available in most CMSs I've used, including Joomla and Drupal.
Yes, there might be a plugin/extension that does it but it's not built-in.
Anyway, I'll look into this, as I wrote a script before to import users, maybe I can make it a little bit automated.
Hi, I have exactly the same issue as I have 250 users to import with addresses etc. I too am not any kind of coder or developer so if someone can come up with a packaged solution I am in!
Kino, what's the problem with the marketplace? I haven't tested this addon but the code looks nice. Would be cool if you could find this in the marketplace.
Kino thank you, not tried it yet but thank you, thank you. Are you Santa in disguise? I only raised this issue this morning and to have the possibility of a solution so quickly is wonderfull.
You have done awsome work on importing users and page.I just want to know that is there any general script through which we can import any data from any csv to fit into the c5 table.
Maketplace still can not register, because I'm poor at English.
Takezo(http://www.concrete5.org/profile/-/1556/... ), so he asked for support.
I created theme packages and will stir up things I think will be registered in his name.
Glad to see the add-on is on the marketplace. Does anyone have any idea if there is a limit to the number of users Concrete can handle? I am planning to use Concrete as an employee portal starting at around 1,300 users up to well over 2,000.
If you didn't realize already, concrete5.org is running on Concrete. Judging by the URL for your user profile, I would say that you are user #14,497, so I'd say yes, Concrete can handle one or two thousand :)
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