why there is no module if there are so many ppl requiring this feature

you really should
- STOP cross-posting the same question all over the place
- Start using MEANINGFUL titles
- Describe what you've done so far
- Your personal problem is NOT a CRITICAL issue against existing code.

in short read the bloody rules and learn from them first.

yet another duplicate...

http://drupal.org/node/300968

Two things that may help you:

The form api:
http://api.drupal.org/api/file/developer/topics/forms_api.html/6
http://api.drupal.org/api/file/developer/topics/forms_api_reference.html/6

and the hook_user:
http://api.drupal.org/api/function/hook_user/6

At least I would start looking for a solution there.

90% of the posts on this are BY YOU.
One idiot being noisy is not the same as "many people".
It is not 'critical', it is not related to this user notification module, it is not a 'task' it is a 'feature request' ... and a multi-duplicated one at that.
Stop this spamming at once! You will never get assistance like this. If it's so important, go hire someone who knows what they are doing. If not, then try learning something instead.
You have been warned and are on a short-list to be banned.

I do not think you will find any ready-to-use module although I might be wrong. It seems to me to be relatively easy to do that with the hook_user and the drupal form api. I assume that you are all right with php. You need to create a mini module to be able to utilize the hook user but to do that you have to become familiar with the way it works (last link in my previous comment). This is the way to go in my opinion.

I also suggest that you should comply with the rules of this forum if you want to get any further help from anyone including myself.

But i think the way this person is posting is wrong but the feature is a meaningfull request

even i need same functionality like
http://drupalsn.com/
User registration process how to acomplish this ?

it is not a bad idea, and a dozen folk have already offered a lot of good advice in many posts.
However, those answers are now scattered over more than 30 badly-titled threads so there is no co-operation, and nobody useful is left with the patience to hand-hold the idea through.

It's not that I think j.patrick1982 should not be able to find an answer, it's that he should stop pissing in his own ... and everyone elses bed.

let me collect the usefull information from that post and make a detailed post here .cause even i need simillar thing

HERE IS DETAILED REQUIRMENT
POSTED BY siliconvalley1 - May 21, 2008 - 00:29

I am wondering if anyone has figured a way to create multiple user registration pages, I need this to make different landing pages to see which ones work the best for attracting users and also because I have different account types, so the graphics and promo stuff on one page wouldn't work for the other user type. I have found this post: http://drupal.org/node/134107#comment-851320 (I asked for clarification on it, but in my opinion the "General Section" of the forums is the wrong place for the post, so I wanted to post a question in "Post Installation" about this). I would greatly appreciate any help with this.

POSTS REGARDING THIS ARE HERE
http://drupal.org/node/122092#comment-986342

PROPOSAL BY J.PATRICK
why there is no module if there are so many ppl requiring same module
just for and example

http://drupal.org/node/122092#comment-986342
i have gone thru all ths related links
why there is no perfect module for multiple registration pages
my proposal is
1.)Module shud support for n no of registration pages that can be assigned to a particular ROLE

2.)Same registration inf can be then used for profile of that user

3.) Each Registration page can have any no of fields

I m totally new to drupal and can only give ideas this possible

now can we start over

I am wondering if anyone has figured a way to create multiple user registration pages, I need this to make different landing pages to see which ones work the best for attracting users and also because I have different account types, so the graphics and promo stuff on one page wouldn't work for the other user type. I have found this post: http://drupal.org/node/134107#comment-851320 (I asked for clarification on it, but in my opinion the "General Section" of the forums is the wrong place for the post, so I wanted to post a question in "Post Installation" about this). I would greatly appreciate any help with this.

Now, read your requirement again. Just like in school, what is the subject of this paragraph? Yes?

Great, you want different registration forms. Now, why don't you use Google or drupal.org's search to find related modules? Try this:
http://drupal.org/search/node?keys=registration+form+type:project_project

That will show you a list of possible candidates. Sorry, no one will search through this list for you (unless payed-off).

Aside from that, this issue has been assigned to Form controller project, which is totally irrelevant - you should have read the project description in front of doing so. Hence, marking as won't fix. Please do not re-open this issue - do yourself a favor instead and search for answers on our own. If you find more than one answer, you can post a new issue or forum post with a concrete question and goal. Issues like this one are not helpful for anyone at all.

@ kushi_iim and j.patrick1982 (who are probably the same person!)

http://drupal.org/project/nf_registration_mod

@PhilK
Wow. Just wow. Now we see why there was not one easy answer out there.
That thing scares me. BUT I can see why it's all needed (!). Every step.
...Which is why I never get involved in community portal development ;-)
No, those processes cannot be made simpler without breaking something.
Messing around with privacy and authentication and sessions and emails is not for the faint-hearted (or feeble-minded).
Good luck guys, but I would not advise anyone with less than a year of Drupal-fu attempt it.

kushi_iim and j.patrick1982 are either the same person, or working from the same location.

Sock puppeting aka "even i need same functionality like" is frowned upon. Don't do it again.

@ dman

Please don't post back up here on this thread. If you've got something to add, I have moved this discussion here: http://drupal.org/node/302554#comment-989490 so this issue queue doesn't get swamped with messages.

RE: solutions for sign up pages per role type, there are numerous options...I posted a much simpler alternative earlier on one of the numerous threads j.patrick1982 opened up. After taking the time to type up a solution...j.patrick1982 had opened up about 4 or 5 new threads with the same question.