DeletedUser
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Successful registration to the forum should generate a success message rather than simply nothing..which forces the person to re-enter all details only to be presented with a 'player already exists' message.
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DeletedUser43
Guest
I've changed the prefix of this thread to "Other", as it only concerns the registration to the forum.
You are right: when the forum registration is succesfull, you are redirected to the forum without a success message. However, when the registration fails, you get an error message. Would the absence of an error message be enough to show the success of the registration, or would a success message be necessary?
You are right: when the forum registration is succesfull, you are redirected to the forum without a success message. However, when the registration fails, you get an error message. Would the absence of an error message be enough to show the success of the registration, or would a success message be necessary?
DeletedUser
Guest
It is fine like this, but if it can help some, then agree
DeletedUser
Guest
LOL, I wasn't even sure I was registered until I was able to reply to this thread.
DeletedUser
Guest
My registration was annoying, had to type my information five times before I knew I was ready.
DeletedUser
Guest
Would the absence of an error message be enough to show the success of the registration, or would a success message be necessary?
A success message is needed. As I didn't know I was successful in registering due to their being no success message it could have been reasonable to expect that I didn't succeed.
As it is now, a person who attempts registration and fails knows they have failed because of the failure notice...and so they could possibly deduce that a subsequent attempt was successful by the mere absence of a failure notice. However, a person who actually successfully registers on a first attempt is provided with no message and may well be left wondering if they were successful or not.