By j.patrick1982 on

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
Regards
Abhay Arora

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

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Phillip Mc’s picture

Phillip Mc commented

please stop flooding the support forums with the same question:

this is yet another duplicate of this:

http://drupal.org/node/301881

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j.patrick1982 commented

THIS IS A NEW QUESTION ABOUT THE SAME TOPIC IS IT WRONG

Phillip Mc’s picture

Phillip Mc commented

NOTE: I'm reposting this here from one of the multiple threads you opened.

The simplest way of doing it is to follow these steps:

  1. Logout, go to your current (advanced) registration page and in your browser select VIEW SOURCE
  2. Copy the HTML of the form into a text editor like notepad or pspad
  3. Copy the HTML into a new file and strip it down to your BASIC registration form
  4. Create a new Drupal page...paste in the HTML and with path.module enabled, give it a URL alias of something like basic_reg. Insert a php snippet before the form to make sure the user isn't logged in already and has stumbled across the form by accident...e.g.
    <? php
 global $user;
if (!$user->uid) {
?> // if the user isn't logged in
Your HTML Form goes Here
<?php } ?>

    Remember to select PHP as the Input Filter before submitting your page

  5. repeat the process for the advanced reg page and/or each registration page per role type
  6. Use a snippet from the handbook section by Dublin Drupaller to override your drupal login form to point to your advanced/basic forms..

hope that helps.

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Phillip Mc commented

Multiple registration pages in Drupal 5.x

A client of mine wanted to have multiple registration pages with different fields so I wrote this script

http://drupal.org/node/134107

Membership types and registration modification

This module adds the ability to have several different membership types, each collecting different data from the user for registration by using custom content types and the combination of nodeprofile and pageroute modules (both required). The accounttypes module is recommended but not required. See each required module for any dependencies that they might have.

http://drupal.org/project/nf_registration_mod

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kushi_iiim commented

can this module be developed by drupal core team so that it can support upgradation ?

dman’s picture

dman commented

No, ask these guys

.dan.

.dan. is the New Zealand Drupal Developer working on Government Web Standards

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kushi_iiim commented

Since Drupal is Supporting Community Feature dont you think there must be such feature for Multiple type s of users Instead of HACKING CORE module as mentioned above?

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drawk commented

Who suggested hacking core? I see several very usable solutions posted above, and don't understand your reluctance to try them.

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kushi_iiim commented

The suggestion give above are either to change inner code or just some other PROCESS just a illusion of the requirment ?
THE NEED IS OF 2 DIFFERENT REGISTRATION PAGES for 2 diff types of users

what if i m developing a site for N no of user with N no of roles how will this be carried out WE WILL DEFINITLY NEED A MODULE
like we have

Lecturer
Principle
student
parent
librarian
all having different registration forms and different roles
or we have

administrator
user
superuser
seo expert

AND ALL THESE ARE PAID MEMBERS

-Anti-’s picture

-Anti- commented

Personally I don't understand what you mean. When a user REGISTERS they don't *have* any role, so how could Drupal display a certain registration form on sign-up?

Usually users register with basic account info, are then given their role by an admin, and so it is their PROFILE PAGE which would then reflect their role, not the registration form.

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Phillip Mc commented

you can assign a role when a user signs up....using the Auto assign role module...or the ecommerce modules if you're selling "roles".

Standard practice is to get the teacher/student to sign up and/or pay for a teacher/student account. Once they have done that, they are automatically assigned a role and when they login, you can redirect them to their profile page, where a teacher can have different profile fields to the student..using the profile.module or a many other modules available.

Just thought I'd clarify that, Anti.

There's loads of ways of achieving what the original poster wants to achieve...so many, in fact, that a module isn't needed because it will duplicate existing functionality.