By default the login form registration URL is hard coded to "/user/register". We use a custom form for new registrations that gather the registration information and send it to an external (from Drupal) process. Thus we need our login form's registration URL to point to this custom Drupal form we have developed.

Does it make sense to add this as a feature to the Itweak Login module, by simply adding a new field where the user can specify the Registration URL, similar to the other URLs that may be specified? If so, we would like to create a patch against the current Dev version that does this.

Please let us know if this makes sense.

Thanks for you assistance.

-captaindav

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iva2k commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

I think it should be supported by Login Toboggan - give it a try. iTweak Login tries not to intersect, but rather supplement Login Toboggan functionality.

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captaindav commented

I checked on Login Toboggan, it has the ability to customize the registration form, but not the ability to change the login form's sign up link to a different URL. It is more focused on what happens after you login.

I was able to add the code to include a setting in iTweak Login for changing the default registration form URL. It was very straight forward, I think it should be part of this module - as the code followed the same pattern.

Could you let me know if I can submit a patch? I assume I would need to make it against the latest dev version?

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iva2k commented

Yes, please roll the patch against the latest -dev, and I will review it. If code turns out to be straightforward, we can skip review by community, or settle with one more person - that should expedite the acceptance and commit.

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iva2k commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Fixed

I had few minutes today, and committed new code with URL setting for registration.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.