By soezkan on

Hi everybody,

I wonder if it is possible to show up the regsitration form, right when my drupal homepage has been loaded.
So, the first thing my visitor sees is the registration form (and some bunch of texts).
The purpose is, that a visitor can immidiately type in his data and confirm his registration. Thats it.
Does anyone knows how to do this?

Thnaks in advance for every reply!!!

Cheers,
Soezkan

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

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ineation commented

Just create a page or a story or block and insert the following snippet in the body.

$output = drupal_get_form('user_register');
echo $output;

Select the php input format and that's it you have a post with the registration form.
Then select "Promoted to front page" and "Sticky at top of lists" in publishing options.

Alex
http://www.ineation.com

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soezkan commented

Thank you very much - this hint helped me indeed!

All the best,
Soezkan

no_idea_yet’s picture

no_idea_yet commented

LoginToboggan (http://drupal.org/project/logintoboggan) may do what you want, haven't tried it.

H

soezkan’s picture

soezkan commented

I have another question concerning the register form:
Is it possible to split the form into two parts, so that
I have my form displayed like all the personal data on the
left and all userdata on the right (actually it is not important
what kind of input data but how I can manage to split a form
into two halfs).
Does someone has an idea or did that before?

Thanks so much,
Soezkan

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ineation commented

You can build complex user profile consisting of several content type and integrate that in the registration workflow. By doing that you will be able to have a first simple form then click next and have detailed info appear. Not quite you asked as you wanted all on one page but this is to inform you the powerfull things you can do.

To do that : you have to create custom content with "CCK" and then marks content types as profiles with "node profile" and then create a page route with "page route" and associate it with you node profile.

Simple no ? I suggest that you have a look at the documentation of node profile, node familly, page route and even advanced profile...

Alex
http://www.ineation.com

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soezkan commented

Yes I guess this is a great suggestion! Taking my customers on the hand an showing them what they can do with their Registration.
I installed The CCK and PageRoute already. But I still wonder what kind of "job" is the node profile here (I have it instaled also).

ineation’s picture

ineation commented

Didnt know this one, it seems interesting.

Alex
http://www.ineation.com