Introduction
Subscribe a set of users taking from a CSV file all required data.
Details
With this product you can import in your Plone site a full set of users, providing a CSV file with all required and optional data. If your user’s fieldset is customized you can also provide non-standards ones.
The only required column is username. The password data, if not provided, will be generated randomly.
You can send a notification message to those users, customizing the message text (for example: to give to users the account’s email address).
Add users to groups
If you have powers to manage groups, you can also add all new users to one or more groups available.
If you add a row named ‘group’ in the csv, the user will be added to that group.
For example:
email,username,fullname,group jim@email.com,jim,Jim My,TeamA
Will add ‘jim’ to ‘TeamA’ group
Authors
This product was developed by RedTurtle Technology team.
Changelog
0.1.1 (2017-11-27)
When the CSV file has a row: group, the user is added to that group. [espenmn]
0.1.0 (2012-03-08)
Initial release
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