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Marcel
Posts:8
skipping stones
skipping stones

04/08/2008 3:21 AM  

Can DynReg do multipart registration,  registration broken up over several pages?

 

 

thanks

Chad
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river guide
river guide

04/08/2008 7:47 AM  
Hi. Yes there are ways to handle this. Basically you can have as many or as few registration pages throughout your portal as you would like. Each page needs to have a username, password, and confirm password but there is a feature under DNN Core Integration, Advanced Settings, to hide these username/password/confirm password fields so the user doesn't need to see them on each page. You could simply setup an initial page to gather some basic info, then have the module setup to redirect them to 'page 2' or 'page 3'. These redirection pages could be setup as a completion event so that they are based on a users response, or always redirected to these pages (in case you wanted to redirect to 'page 2 for employer' for 'page 2 for job seeker' based on their response to a question etc...

Another option is to use something such as Dynamic Forms for an initial page and for each field property to be set to 'Pass field values via querystring' or 'Pass field values via session variable' on page 1. Then on page 2 (now Dynamic Registration) setup hidden fields all with 'Retrieve value from querystring' or 'Retrieve value from session variable'. This way the page 2 will still have all of the form data from page 1 although the user will not see the form data on these pages.

-Chad
Marcel
Posts:8
skipping stones
skipping stones

04/08/2008 1:39 PM  

Thanks for that.  I deleted those fields,,,woops

jasen
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new to the springs
new to the springs

04/15/2008 4:50 AM  

We've run in to a weird problem on some of our "second page" registration forms.  In our case, they are just forms that let authenticated users update partial profile properties.

In our case, the properties that are being updated on this specific module all happen to be custom properties that we have created in the DNN user core section, and then mapped DR Registration fields to them.  

We have also placed the user's name, password and password confirm on the form, but hidden them.

The problem is, when the user clicks update registration, nothing happens.  And from what I can tell, NOTHING happens: nothing is saved, none of the event completion mechanisms are called etc.

Now here's the catch: If I change the field that is mapped to the user name field from hidden to displayed, it all starts magically working.

take care,

jasen

Chad
Posts:2227
river guide
river guide

04/15/2008 4:33 PM  

When you say 'hidden' did you use 'Hide by role' or go into DNN Core Integration, Advanced Integration Options, 'Hide UserName field for registration updates' and 'Hide Passwoprd field for registration'. These field types are very 'special' field types  so they require these extra steps and cannot be hidden as normal fields would. This allows you to have the profile pages you need but also tells Dynamic Registration what to do when processing begins.

-Chad

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