In order for a user to become an active member of our site, they need to click on the confirmation link sent to their email address. When we click on "Manage Customers" on the backend of Magento, we can see which customer group the customer belongs in, but we cannot tell whether or not they have activated their account without clicking on each individual account. Is there a way we can add a column to show and filter users who have activated / not activated their account?
Please help!
Thanks
If the value that tells if an account is activated or not is stored in an attribute, this extension should do the trick : Enhanced Admin Grids
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In my Codeignitor website, I have a registration form.. Earlier my developer added mailchimp API to collect users details in mailchimp who register and it's working fine (as soon as someone registers their details get saved both in mailchimp and in my site's backend).
After registration users receive an email as well with a link to activate their account on my website.. Now I want to segment my mailchimp list based on who activated their account and who didn't.. (want to move users in separate lists based on who clicked the activation link).. Currently, as soon as someone registers their details get saved in one list whether they activate their account or not..
Please note that the email users are receiving on signup is coming from Codeignitor site itself (not from mailchimp, it's not the confirmation mail from mailchimp).
Please let me know if this is possible and how can it be accomplished.. If you can provide any reference link that would be very helpful..
Thanks.
I've a solution for this,
Step 1: Create a Group/Segment as Radio button(prefered) with two options'Activated Users' and 'Not-activated Users'
Step 2: Add all users who signing up to the site into the 'Not-activated Users' segment.
Step 3: After a user clicks the activation link, you need to write custom code after the activation process to add that user into the 'Activated Users' segment.
Step 4: Remove the user from 'Not-activated Users' segment.
Please give me some feed backā¦
I have 2 storeviews (B2C and B2B) and some customer groups (B2C, B2B, Reseller) and I need account sharing set to global, but also need to bind my customer groups to their respective storeviews.
This means that a logged in B2B customer should always "stay" in b2b.mydomain.com whereas a B2C customer should always be redirected to the respective content on the b2c.mydomain.com website.
This will not be possible by default, since Magento can distinguish only the website-level and not the Store-level or the Store View-level, for Customers.
Go to Magento Admin panel, and then:-
System > Configuration
"Customer Configuration" Group "Account
Sharing Options" tab
"Share Customer Accounts" field
In this field, you can only find two options:-
Global
Per Website
Hope it helps.
is it possible to make a customer group allow to login in Magento admin panel. like we have a customer group architect . and we want them to log in to admin panel and create their portfolio.
I want to create a customer group name architect. than i want him to have attributes of customer and some of custom attributes that i will add. now i want him to login at backend and access my custom menu that I have created for him only .
Yes, it's possible to create a new user group for the admin panel. And then you can assign access/permission to that group.
You can find that option under System->Permissions->Users into Magento admin.
Here is link which shows complete steps to do that - https://www.sieverscreative.com/setting-up-users-and-access-levels-in-magento/
Hope this helps.
I need to allow the administrator group to access to System->Global Configuration page.
By Global Configuration page I intend that page that has the Site, System, Server, Permissions, Text and Filters tabs.
I don't see this component anywhere to configure it, so I understand that it is meant only for the Super Users.
So maybe I have to edit administrator/components/com_config. But where and how?
The only way to give that kind of access is to make the users Super Admins under the Users section. You can see a list of the default user groups and their roles here: Changing User Groups
Here is the process to change a user's group:
Log into the Administrator Back-end via the sitename/administrator URL.
Click on Site, then User Manager
Click on the check box next to the user you want to change, then click Edit in the top right corner.
In the User Details section, change the user's group.
Click Save.
I have just added another website to my Magento eCommerce site and I would like my existing customer bass to be able to login to the new website with the same username and password that they have registered with for the original site. I also need any customer who signs up in the future to be assigned to both websites.
When I go to edit a user there is a drop-down box to say which website they are associated with, but the field is disabled and doesn't look like a multi select drop-down. Which would suggest to me that Magento isn't set up to share details between websites.
Does anyone know if this is possible?
In the admin, under System > Configuration > Customers > Customer Configuration > Account Sharing Options, you'll be able to choose between sharing accounts per website or globally.