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Using dynamic registration to register for events
Last Post 06-12-2008 04:02 PM by Chad Nash. 1 Replies.
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Mike EmryUser is Offline
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06-07-2008 07:32 AM

    What I was hoping to do is use Dynamic Registration for registering for an event.   If someone came in that didn't have an account, it would create one for them, or if they already had one, they could use that.  I would add a role to their account to provide information specific to the registration.   I think I can create a form that will accommodate both, but need to be able to guide someone to the login form if they are already registered (I use dynamic logon). 

    Chad NashUser is Offline
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    06-12-2008 04:02 PM
    Yes, it sounds like you could do this. On the 'Event' page, you could use security settings to setup different types of modules, and if they are 'unauthenticated' then display a registration module that includes the basic fields, and if they are already authenticated then display the module related to their events etc... The key is to setup multiple registration modules on the same page, but then go into Module Settings, Security, and uncheck the 'Inherit permissions from page'. Then specify one module to be viewable to unauthenticated users only, and then the other module to be authenticated to registered users only.


    Hope this helps!

    -Chad
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