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Using Civi 3.1.4 and Drupal 6.15 on a local dev server.

I created a profile with Drupal user account registration required and a few custom fields. I copy and pasted the HTML snippet into a Drupal node (because there is no way to move the Drupal registration to the bottom of the form AFAIK). The purpose is to collect information and create a Drupal account if the user is anonymous.

The problem is that the Drupal registration is still visible, blank and required even when I view it as Drupal administrator (uid = 1). This field is hidden when I access the profile directly (e.g. /civicrm/profile/create?gid=8&reset=1) so I know the logic is there to check for logged in users, but this logic isn't kicking in for the HTML snippet.

I couldn't find any info about this, so I'm wondering if this is a known bug / feature, etc.

I was able to do a quick fix by wrapping the Drupal registration field in some PHP: if (!$user->uid) { } and then setting the node's input format to PHP. This probably won't work in every situation and I can't think of an alternative fix right now.

I'm talking about a CiviCRM profile with a Drupal user account registration (from the CiviCRM advanced settings) and then copied the HTML Form Snippet into a node, so hook_form_alter won't work.

note that PHP != HTML

an html snippet is not generated dynamically when copied into a node. hence it cannot distinguish between anon user / logged in user etc


lobo