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[Kuro-chan]

Hi hi.

Kuro-chan here with information about registering on the website.

For those who have not been following, we discovered that the registration systems between both the Kuro-RPG website and the forum and quite... "Different". Basically, we are in a situation where we will not be able to share logins / passwords.

For anyone interested in posting ranksets / music / graphics / etc. on the Kuro-RPG website, it will be necessary to register on the website entity itself.

To do that:

Step #1 - Click on the "Register" button that appears in the bar below the banner and menu list.
Step #2 - Fill in the essential information and agree to the Terms and Conditions of membership.

You are added into the registered in the database, but you will be listed as "Validating" and still not be able to submit material to the website. To update your status and become a full member:

Step #3 - Follow through on the email sent to your email address.

You should then be registered with Kuro-RPG.

As a warning: Should we find members who post comments or submit content that is inappropriate for the website, the Admin Team reserves the right to issue warnings and/or ban an account. We consider it a last resort, however.

[Spooky]

Hey Kuro-chan. Just curious. Once we have an account on the actual site, how do we change things like Gender? Clicking "Profile Settings" simply loads the news / announcements list.

[Kuro-chan]

It does?

Odd...

I will check the code and get back to you.

[EDIT] I checked it under myself and other conditions and I found nothing wrong with it. The Profile Settings page is designed to work 'only' if you are logged in. Did you have Kuro-RPG open on more than one page and logged out of one of them?

[Spooky]

I only have the website and the forums open. Let me try IE, as FF can sometimes do wierd things.

EDIT: IE works fine, just not FF. Fascinating....

[Kuro-chan]

Rather odd that Firefox is not working, since I am using Seamonkey, made by the same guys, and it works just fine.

Could an add-on or something you included have something to do with it?

[Spooky]

Maybe, but it's 12:30am, so I am not messing with FF right now. IE works and I'm happy.

[Eliana Tamerin]

I use Firefox 4 and I have no issues with the Profile Settings page. I know for a while it was directing to the homepage, so it's possible you have a cached version of the page? You could try dumping your browser cache. Just a warning, though, that doing so will likely log you out of any site you're auto-logged into.

[Kuro-chan]

The script was designed so that you can only access the profile settings page if you are logged in, because the page needs your login info to direct you to the right settings.

[Spooky]

Well, whatever was the issue, it sorted itself out, so all is good with the world.

[Heyallo]

Awesome, I like very much when stuff decides to work properly =)

[Kuro-chan]

Oh, trust me. That makes two of us. o_o

[Gator]

Awesome, I like very much when stuff decides to work properly =)

I use Firefox 4 and had no problems. Strange things!!

[Kuro-chan]

You know what, it is actually good to know what stuff works on what browsers and what operating systems.

For me, I have to use older versions of browsers on my older (11-year-old) computer, and everything on my website works fine on that.

The only issue I have heard of is the media player problem with Opera users.