Posted by kaushik_sarkar@... on March 8, 2007 at 5:39am
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| Project: | lm_paypal |
| Version: | master |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | LeeMcL |
| Status: | postponed (maintainer needs more info) |
Issue Summary
How do show lm_paypal subscription alongwith user registration page
Comments
#1
I'm not entirely sure what you mean by this. Do you want to a new user to your site to be asked to take out and PayPal subscription at the same time as they create their account on your site?
If so that isn't possible as you LM_PayPal requires the user to first have an account before they take out a ny subscriptions.
Lee
#2
LeeMcL's answer is right, but this is possible now with the nf_registration_mod module because it creates an account during the registration process and you can set up the lm_paypal subscription at the end of the pageroute as a node with links to the various subscription types that you want.
#3
I too would like to have this feature.
Use case:
A site where users can register to post comments. Users who also donate > $x will be granted an additional role. To make the donation process as easy as possible - all information needs be collected on a single page.
Advantage:
The elimination of additional page views to donate will significantly improve the completion rate.
It looks like hook_user provides a method to operate on the user object after it has been created $op = 'after_update':
http://api.drupal.org/api/function/hook_user/5
Is anyone else interested in this? If so, I would be happy to work on a strategy and code.
#4
+1 I'd be interested in the feature.
txcrew
#5
nf_registration_mod indicates "This module is complicated to setup and use because of its dependencies." Something much simpler would be the login_destination module, which could send anyone without a specific role to a donation page when they login.
That's a rather simplistic use -- a more robust set of conditions would be needed -- but it should be easier to implement.
#6
hi,
Currently i am on lm_paypal module. I want lm_paypal module should be work at user registration page. for example when a user goes to create new account he/she will have to buy a membership via lm_paypal module after that he/she can create account to access website.
: -- >kaushik_sarkar@drupal.org
" How do show lm_paypal subscription alongwith user registration page"
That's same thing i want, if u succeed plz provide me guidance.
: -- > UnderDesign
"this is possible now with the nf_registration_mod module
Really it's helpful, thanx a lot but i am stuck on lm_paypal module, plz provide me guidance if u can.
If any one has idea please share with me, i need lm_paypal module at user registration time.
Thanks in Advance
Kamlesh Patidar
#7
Kamlesh,
Things have moved on significantly since this thread was "active". If I was attempting to do something similar now, I would either use the ecommerce module with the role price module or ubercart where I believe you'll find a contributed module on the ubercart website that will do this for you.
#8
same issue hear any possibilities in implementing in drupal6 i want the subscription to be shown in the registration page and after complete process it should send mail to the user with access details.
#9
Is there a solution using lm paypal? I would like the subscription shown on the registration page. After payment is completed, the user should be sent an email to access the system. Thanks.
#10
If anyone finds the solution to this, please let me know. I thought I had it working on my site but now it is gone. I need the subscriptions to be visible on the registration page so that the user can sure the membership type they would like.
#11
Yep. whats the go? who knows how we can do this? http://members.leightonwhiting.com/user/register. select a subscription upon registration.
#12
This site uses a paid module http://www.moneyscripts.net/drupal-membership-suite - $50
I think you can use LogIn Toboggan to redirect users upon email confirmation, or you could always add a URL into the welcome email.
Another way would be to create a custom log in page with links and information on subscriptions once you're a site member...
Any other ideas or improved modules (or if the above one becomes freely available) please post it here as I'd be interested in this too.
#13
Login Destination allows you to redirect on registration. You can apply your own php logic to redirect based on role.
I currently use the following:
"Login Toboggan"
"Login Destination"
"User Selectable Roles"
"lm paypal"
Just create a node types for each role.
create a subscription for each node type.
then in login destination (which they are working on building into "login toboggan") redirect user to the node for the role they select. If only using 1 role, you shouldn't have to apply any custom php.