Default customer group after registration

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Hi,

 

I'm using ps 1.5.6.2.

 

May i know how to automatically assign register customer to another new customer group?

 

I have read this related topics but unable to implement.

 

have four customer group

 

id       :  Group
1        : Visitor

2        ;  Guest

3        : Customer

4        ; NonCustomer

 

In my situation i want every successful registration will goes to group id 4 which is NonCustomer group.

 

Please guide me, very thanks :-)

[NemoPS]

I am not sure it can be done from the back office. However, for sure you have a configuration entry in the database named PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP, you can change that to 4, it should set it as default customer group

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I am not sure it can be done from the back office. However, for sure you have a configuration entry in the database named PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP, you can change that to 4, it should set it as default customer group

 

using that way, i have to manually change the value in phpmyadmin/mysql to 4. 

 

I'm sure it can be done by editing some file/php. by my skill is limited to do that.

 

Hope someone can help me

[vekia]

classes/Customer.php

	public function __construct($id = null)
	{
		$this->id_default_group = (int)Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP');
		parent::__construct($id);
	}

default customer group is defined in (int)Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP'); code

it's a part of ps_configuration table.

 

so you can do it in two ways,

change customer.php class, instead of (int)Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP'); use other customer group

 

or just alter PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP in database 

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classes/Customer.php

	public function __construct($id = null)
	{
		$this->id_default_group = (int)Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP');
		parent::__construct($id);
	}

default customer group is defined in (int)Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP'); code

it's a part of ps_configuration table.

 

so you can do it in two ways,

change customer.php class, instead of (int)Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP'); use other customer group

 

or just alter PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP in database 

 

thanks.

 

for 2nd choice which is to alter PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP in database, i don't think it is reliable with my case.

 

and for the 1st choice, can you give me clearly instruction how to do that, i am not expert in php skills.

 

my classes/customer.php from line 194-205 is like below, and assume the default group id i want is 4. can you give me clear instruction

on this?

protected static $_defaultGroupId = array();
	protected static $_customerHasAddress = array();
	protected static $_customer_groups = array();
	
	public function __construct($id = null)
	{
		$this->id_default_group = (int)Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP');
		parent::__construct($id);
	}
	
	public function add($autodate = true, $null_values = true)
	{

thanks

[vekia]

change this line:

$this->id_default_group = (int)Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP');

to

$this->id_default_group = 4;

[farhat]

i changed this line $this->id_default_group = (int)Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP');  to $this->id_default_group = 1; 

 

but nothing changed

[NemoPS]

You have to set it to 4, as vekia said, not 1 1 is visitor

[farhat]

Yes i know what vekia said,

 

My case, the default customer group after registration is not the visitor,

 

I dont't know whay but the new member is register by default in the group 3.

 

I try to return the default customer group after registration is the visiter (who is id 1)

[NemoPS]

Try changing it to inside the add() method as well

		if ($this->id_default_group == Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP'))
			if ($this->is_guest)
				$this->id_default_group = (int)Configuration::get('PS_GUEST_GROUP');
			else
				$this->id_default_group = (int)Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP');

[farhat]

I already do, and also the new member is register by default in the group 3.

may be the problem in the database but i don't know at what level

[NemoPS]

Try with the database entry at this point. It seems the only way around.

Or maybe you are using a customer class override?

[farhat]

I modified the Customer.php in root/classes

[NemoPS]

Well then yes, try with the db entry, I'm clueless

[BZZYBI]

 

change this line:

$this->id_default_group = (int)Configuration::get('PS_CUSTOMER_GROUP');

to

$this->id_default_group = 4;

Thank you very much. This worked for me. but I would also like to change the "Group access" 

With the above change only the "Default customer"r group was updated.

How can do the same with  "Group access" ?

Thank you