By tradermike on

I have it set so users cannot just join clickbank, I don't want people going to my site and joining, however I want to allow people to join by sending them to a page where they can enter in their info. I have a product that people buy and want to send them to a page like this after they make their purcahse, basically want to give membership as part of buying this product.

So I want to keep it so just anyone can't join the site and have a page of my own that I send people to in order to join that is not available throughout the site to people at the login box. Does you know how to do something like this?

Thanks!

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mazmiro commented

Hi Mike, Is the page where you send them to, to purchase/sign up, a drupal page?

Am I correct in saying that first you send them to another page, outside of drupal to purchase your product/membership; and then you want to send them another page, also not a drupal page, where they have to complete the registration/enter their details. And only after they have done both they will get access to your drupal site?

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tradermike commented

yes they are going outside drupal ot make a purchase and entering in their contact information, then I'm manually make an account for them for drupal. Instead I'd like to take them to page where they can enter their info and make their own drupal membership - I'd like to just send them to the drupal join form, but I can't have it visible in the login box and throughout the site. Thanks for any ideas!

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mazmiro commented

Probably the last thing you want to hear, and sorry if I'm not of more help, but, I have learnt that sometimes its best to just keep things as simple as possible.

Perhaps you have very specific/special requirements for your intended application, but if possible in any way, if I were you I would just make use of the drupal's access control, and probably handle the payment in drupal as well.

Ubercart works very very well for almost any thinkable payment method, and together with the access module its a pretty powerful system for controlling payments and resultant membership/access.

It just all sounds so complicated mike :)

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WorldFallz commented

i agree with rolo-- imo it's best to implement this completely via drupal if possible, but you might be able to use one of the invite modules (ie invvoucher or invite) to do this.