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  ChanceUSC

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  Is registration turned off?

  Jun 01, 2008 06:05 PM|LINK

  
  
  

  Currently, if I try to register a new user I get the following error (on screen) "This user already exists".  I've followed the stack and it appears that it is trying to register a Guest.. following it through this is whats happening:

   
  Input:

  Login	<input value="TestName" size="20" name="Login" id="Login" type="text">
  Email	<input value="Test@email.com" size="20" name="Email" id="Email" type="text">
  Password	<input size="20" name="Password" id="Password" value="Password">
  Confirm	<input size="20" name="Confirm" id="Confirm" value="Password">
  First	<input value="Test" size="20" name="First" id="First" type="text">
  Last	<input value="Name" size="20" name="Last" id="Last" type="text">
  Reminder Question	<input size="20" name="Question" id="Question" value="Question" type="text">
  Reminder Answer	<input size="20" name="Answer" id="Answer" value="Answer" type="text">

   Here is the trace (it may look like rubbish but check out the bold line):
  

  
  

       Commerce.MVC.Data.DLL!Commerce.MVC.SqlRepository.DB.Users.get() Line 182
       Commerce.MVC.Data.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Data.SqlUserRepository.GetUsers() Line 22
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.GetUser(string userName = "TestName") Line 32
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.Register(Commerce.MVC.Data.User newUser = {Commerce.MVC.Data.User}, string password = "Password", string confirmPassword = "Password", string question = "Question", string answer = "Answer") Line 82
       Commerce.MVC.Web.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Web.Controllers.UserController.Create() Line 103
  

  >   Commerce.MVC.Data.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Data.SqlUserRepository.GetUsers() Line 22 + 0xd bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.GetUser(string userName = "TestName") Line 32 + 0xc bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.Register(Commerce.MVC.Data.User newUser = {Commerce.MVC.Data.User}, string password = "Password", string confirmPassword = "Password", string question = "Question", string answer = "Answer") Line 82 + 0x1a bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Web.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Web.Controllers.UserController.Create() Line 103 + 0x28 bytes    C#
  
  >   Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.GetUser(string userName = "TestName") Line 32 + 0xc bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.Register(Commerce.MVC.Data.User newUser = {Commerce.MVC.Data.User}, string password = "Password", string confirmPassword = "Password", string question = "Question", string answer = "Answer") Line 82 + 0x1a bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Web.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Web.Controllers.UserController.Create() Line 103 + 0x28 bytes    C#
  
  >    Commerce.MVC.Data.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Data.UserFilters.WithUserName(System.Linq.IQueryable<Commerce.MVC.Data.User> qry = {SELECT [t0].[UserName], [t0].[FirstName], [t0].[LastName], [t0].[Email]
  FROM [dbo].[Users] AS [t0]
  }, string userName = "TestName") Line 11    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.GetUser(string userName = "TestName") Line 32 + 0x17 bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.Register(Commerce.MVC.Data.User newUser = {Commerce.MVC.Data.User}, string password = "Password", string confirmPassword = "Password", string question = "Question", string answer = "Answer") Line 82 + 0x1a bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Web.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Web.Controllers.UserController.Create() Line 103 + 0x28 bytes    C#
  
  >    Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.GetUser(string userName = "TestName") Line 32 + 0x17 bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.Register(Commerce.MVC.Data.User newUser = {Commerce.MVC.Data.User}, string password = "Password", string confirmPassword = "Password", string question = "Question", string answer = "Answer") Line 82 + 0x1a bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Web.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Web.Controllers.UserController.Create() Line 103 + 0x28 bytes    C#
  
  >    Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.GetUser(string userName = "TestName") Line 36    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.Register(Commerce.MVC.Data.User newUser = {Commerce.MVC.Data.User}, string password = "Password", string confirmPassword = "Password", string question = "Question", string answer = "Answer") Line 82 + 0x1a bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Web.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Web.Controllers.UserController.Create() Line 103 + 0x28 bytes    C#
  

   

  >    Commerce.MVC.Data.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Data.User.User(string first = "Guest", string last = "", string userName = "TestName", string email = "anon@nothing.com") Line 21    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.GetUser(string userName = "TestName") Line 38 + 0x26 bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.Register(Commerce.MVC.Data.User newUser = {Commerce.MVC.Data.User}, string password = "Password", string confirmPassword = "Password", string question = "Question", string answer = "Answer") Line 82 + 0x1a bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Web.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Web.Controllers.UserController.Create() Line 103 + 0x28 bytes    C#
   

  >    Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.GetUser(string userName = "TestName") Line 38 + 0x26 bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.Register(Commerce.MVC.Data.User newUser = {Commerce.MVC.Data.User}, string password = "Password", string confirmPassword = "Password", string question = "Question", string answer = "Answer") Line 82 + 0x1a bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Web.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Web.Controllers.UserController.Create() Line 103 + 0x28 bytes    C#
  

  >    Commerce.MVC.Data.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Data.ShoppingCart.ShoppingCart(string userName = "TestName") Line 25    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.GetUser(string userName = "TestName") Line 39 + 0x15 bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Services.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Services.UserService.Register(Commerce.MVC.Data.User newUser = {Commerce.MVC.Data.User}, string password = "Password", string confirmPassword = "Password", string question = "Question", string answer = "Answer") Line 82 + 0x1a bytes    C#
       Commerce.MVC.Web.DLL!Commerce.MVC.Web.Controllers.UserController.Create() Line 103 + 0x28 bytes    C#
   

   

  
  
  
  
   

   

   

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  robconery

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  Re: Is registration turned off?

  Jun 02, 2008 11:52 PM|LINK

   It shouldn't be - but then again I haven't polished it up. I'll keep working on it for now - treat it as a bug.
  

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  JProgrammer

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  Re: Is registration turned off?

  Jun 04, 2008 05:38 AM|LINK

  Hi there, when you put 2 diferents passwords , appears a pop ups to change your password, for a default user i think, so this is a bug right ummm i wonder see in there app a search to return values in external view to insert some entity in database (for example for insert a selling of a product you have to search for wich client is, as an example) ^^
  

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  Miha Markic[...

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  Re: Is registration turned off?

  Jun 24, 2008 11:18 AM|LINK

  Method GetUser isn't correct in this context.

   Add this method to Services/UserService.cs:

  public User CheckUser(string userName)
          {
              User result = _repository.GetUsers()
                 .WithUserName(userName)
                 .SingleOrDefault();
              return result;
          }

  And change this line (method Register(...)):

  User userCheck = GetUser(newUser.UserName);

  to

  User userCheck = CheckUser(newUser.UserName);

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  robconery

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  Re: Is registration turned off?

  Jun 25, 2008 12:20 AM|LINK

   Thanks - fixed this week :) thank you