create-account.hbs {{#if userFields}} {{#each userFields as |f|}} {{user-field field=f.field value=f.value}} {{/each}} {{/if}} js var siteSettings = Discourse.SiteSettings; console.log(siteSettings.forum_name); complete = $(".user-field-" + siteSettings.forum_name); https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/app/assets/javascripts/discourse/controllers/create-account.js.es6#L239-L245 How to check the field? {{#if f.field.name == complete }} {{! doesn't work }} OK {{/if}}

set input for create-account.hbs var siteSettings = Discourse.SiteSettings; $('.control-label').each( function () { if($(this).text().trim() === siteSettings.forum_name) { const uuid ='lp'+(()=>([1e7]+-1e11).replace(/[018]/g,c=>(c^crypto.getRandomValues(new Uint8Array(1))[0]&15 >> c/4).toString(16)))(); var id = "user-" + $(this).parent().attr('id'); var input = $('#' + id); input.val(uuid); // $(this).parent().hide() } }) It looks like this [2019-12-24_192915] Rails.logger.warn(“#{params }”) It looks like this "user_fields"=> "true", "2"=>""} “2”=>“” where is the second field ?

[image] Dev_Work: {{#if f.field.name == complete }} This doesn’t work because you can’t perform the actual logic calculation in a Template. This needs to be handled in the corresponding js by a Computed Property. Be sure to read the official Ember guides (making sure you select the same version that Discourse uses) and look at the code in one of the many popular #plugin on here to provide you with examples.

Here’s an example of a Computed Property from a PR I recently submitted to Ebsy’s excellent National Flags plugin: discourse-nationalflags/assets/javascripts/discourse/components/user-nationalflags-preferences.js.es6 at master · Ebsy/discourse-nationalflags · GitHub Here’s one (“showTimezones”) that is actually used to hide/show in a template: https://github.com/paviliondev/discourse-team-timezones/blob/master/assets/javascripts/discourse/components/team-display.js.es6 but you’ll find tonnes of great patterns in our plugins: Pavilion · GitHub

Hi, I figured out how to override the action in the controllers. example import CreateAccount from 'discourse/controllers/create-account'; export default { name: 'Create-Account-Popup', initialize: function () { CreateAccount.reopen({ actions: { createAccount() { // my code } } }); } How to add your @discourseComputed ? I do as in the example and does not work export default { name: 'Create-Account-Popup', @discourseComputed() ldapForgotPassword() { console.log('forgot!!'); return this.siteSettings.forum_login_popup_use_ldap; }, [image] Put user custom field on the user account page Development Ok, I made it work but its somewhat tricky. Create a connector class with this code. import { set } from "@ember/object"; import EmberObject from "@ember/object"; export default { @discourseComputed("model.user_fields.@each.value") publicUserFields() { const siteUserFields = this.site.get("user_fields"); if (!isEmpty(siteUserFields)) { const userFields = this.get("model.user_fields"); return siteUserFields .filterBy("show_on_user_card", true) .sortBy("pos…

Happened through @computed PreferencesAccount.reopen({ @computed ldapForgotPassword() { console.log('forgot!!'); return this.siteSettings.forum_login_popup_use_ldap; },

[image] Dev_Work: How to add your @discourseComputed ? You should use this to avoid a browser warning. It’s just a different import: import discourseComputed from "discourse-common/utils/decorators";

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Dev_Work (Aleksandr) December 26, 2019, 10:12am 4

thanks for the answer, I’m interested in examples from plugins

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