Disabling full name changes

thekoalaz · Dezembro 7, 2016, 11:32pm

Hi,

I have just begun operating a small discourse for real life friends and I wanted to enforce a Real Name policy.

I’ve required full name on sign up and an approval only policy, but after sign up users can edit their Full Name. I want to disable this so that an approved user’s full name is essentially locked after sign-up, but an admin can still edit the field.

I was looking at where this check happens and it seems there’s no logic that will let me enforce this policy exactly:

github.com/discourse/discourse

lib/guardian/user_guardian.rb

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            is_me?(user) && (user.post_count == 0 || user.created_at > SiteSetting.username_change_period.days.ago)
          end
          
          def can_edit_email?(user)
            return false if (SiteSetting.sso_overrides_email? && SiteSetting.enable_sso?)
            return true if is_staff?
            return false unless SiteSetting.email_editable?
            can_edit?(user)
          end
          
          def can_edit_name?(user)
            return false if not(SiteSetting.enable_names?)
            return false if (SiteSetting.sso_overrides_name? && SiteSetting.enable_sso?)
            return true if is_staff?
            can_edit?(user)
          end
          
          def can_block_user?(user)
            user && is_staff? && not(user.staff?)
          end

Username and e-mail have settings that relate to whether a user can self-edit them, but there are no such settings for full names. Is this true? Is there some work around?

Thanks!

Falco · Dezembro 7, 2016, 11:35pm

I have an instance where avatars are handled elsewhere and I changed the preferences template to hide the avatars change section. You can do the same.

thekoalaz · Dezembro 7, 2016, 11:47pm

I see. That seems like a clean solution.

Was the separate avatar handling page a custom page you’ve added?

Falco · Dezembro 8, 2016, 12:23am

Yes, I changed the preferences template, so the little pencil from avatar on preferences page is a link that send people to the avatar change page in another system. Our avatars were handled outside Discourse and integrated with the setting default avatars.

thekoalaz · Dezembro 8, 2016, 1:35am

Thanks I think that gives me an idea of how I might proceed.

robmc · Dezembro 20, 2016, 4:16pm

Interesting. I have a similar requirement for a Membership site.

In my case we will carry over Real Names from a separate site with registration using SSO. We will allow users to adopt usernames for taking part in the Discourse conversation, but we want them to always be linked to a Real Name on their profile, and so do not want them to be able to change it once it has been populated during registration.

Is this possible?

fefrei · Dezembro 20, 2016, 4:34pm

Since you’re using SSO, checking sso overrides name should solve your problem

robmc · Dezembro 20, 2016, 4:35pm

thanks! I’m not yet using … but it is the plan I am putting together and so have not discovered that yet. Much obliged

Mark_Schmucker · Abril 15, 2021, 2:31am

Tenho procurado há 20 minutos e não consigo encontrar o modelo de preferências. Encontrei partes dele, mas não o modelo completo. Alguém pode me indicar onde está?

weallwegot · Abril 16, 2021, 6:06am

Acho que o template está se referindo a esta parte do código

Essa parte especifica a ação que é executada quando alguém clica no grande lápis para editar o avatar.

github.com/discourse/discourse

app/assets/javascripts/discourse/app/templates/preferences/account.hbs

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              </div>
            {{/if}}
          </div>
          
          {{#unless siteSettings.discourse_connect_overrides_avatar}}
            <div class="control-group pref-avatar">
              <label class="control-label" id="profile-picture">{{i18n "user.avatar.title"}}</label>
              <div class="controls">
                {{! we want the "huge" version even though we're downsizing it in CSS }}
                {{bound-avatar model "huge"}}
                {{d-button action=(route-action "showAvatarSelector") actionParam=model class="btn-default pad-left" icon="pencil-alt"}}
              </div>
            </div>
          {{/unless}}
          
          {{#if canCheckEmails}}
            <div class="control-group pref-email">
              <label class="control-label">{{i18n "user.email.title"}}</label>
              {{#if model.email}}
                {{#if siteSettings.enable_secondary_emails}}
                  <div class="emails">

& aqui está a ação associada ao showAvatarSelector que pode ser substituída se você quiser personalizar.

Espero que isso ajude!

Mark_Schmucker · Abril 16, 2021, 7:19am

Obrigado, mas acredito que o @Falco pode ter se referido a Admin > Personalizar > Texto. Por exemplo, consigo encontrar este trecho:

js.user.change_avatar.title

e esperava que houvesse também um modelo de nível superior que definisse toda a página de preferências do usuário e contivesse esse trecho. Ao remover a seção de avatar desse modelo, seria possível impedir que os usuários alterassem seu avatar. (Ou seu nome completo, que é o que eu quero fazer.)

Mas ainda não consigo encontrar o modelo que define a página de preferências dos usuários.

Falco · Abril 16, 2021, 2:29pm

Não, o que quis dizer é exatamente o que @weallwegot mencionou. Você pode aprender como sobrescrever templates lendo o Guia do Desenvolvedor para Temas do Discourse

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