Following alternative way to add a privacy agreement is useful if you need several agreements for participant registration or if the existing agreement is not customizable enough and more options are needed.
You can easily add a checkbox to the user registration form in ConfTool Pro and make it again either mandatory (for terms that have to be confirmed) or optional (for terms that can, but do not necessarily have to be accepted).
Please go to:
Overview => Settings => Settings for Users Registration and User Options => Fields of the User Registration Formand scroll down to the section "
Extra Options for User Registration".
Click on "
Add new extra option" at the bottom of that section and create a new element of the type "
Check Box".
We usually recommend to place this element at the end of the form, i.e., use the option "
shown before 'user comment'" as
location of the element.
Select "
Shown as mandatory field" as
mode. If you select "Shown as optional field", you give users the option to accept the terms (or not), e.g. if you want to ask them if they are OK to receive mails on other events from you or your affiliated organizations.
Then enter "Data Privacy Agreement" for the short and full title. The short title will be shown on overview pages, the long title will be shown on the registration form in the left-hand column.
As the "
Hint for Extra Option X" for this element we recommend to add a text in HTML code with a hyperlink to a PDF file or webpage with your privacy agreement. For further information please see the documentation on
HTML basics.
You have to read and confirm our
<b><a href="http://www.conference.com/terms.pdf" target='_blank'>Data Privacy Agreement</a> (PDF)</b>
to allow us to use and process your personal data for this event.
Then
save this new extra option
(see Image 2).
Now add the checkbox itself to this new element. Click on "
Edit choices of extra option x", create a new option by clicking on the button and enter "
Read and Accepted" as short title and "
I have read the data privacy agreement and accept it." as full title
(see Image 3).
Please test your settings!