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Vytautas Germanavičius	Thursday 31 March 2005 10:10:49 pm i have 2 totaly different types of users, i created two additional classes in Users group. Question is, how to make two different registration forms? Because /usser/register still show edit form for default User class. {set-block scope=root variable=cache_ttl}0{/set-block}
Gustaf Carleson	Tuesday 19 April 2005 3:56:23 pm Did you have any success achieving this?
Fabricio Guerrero	Thursday 21 April 2005 6:08:48 am hi.. on a similar occasion i solved this a pretty dirty way.. I just send parameters and depending on this i would show one form or another. if you know of a cleaner way please let me know. Fabricio http://www.solobromasychistes.com <<Joomla Site :P http://www.recipesforhealthyfood.com/ <<Drupal Site :P http://www.ezforge.com/ <<future ezCommunity, Articles, forums and more...
Daniel Beyer	Thursday 21 April 2005 6:28:38 am eZ publish allows only one class per siteaccess as the "default new user class". You can set the class which should be used in section "[UserSettings]" with the setting "UserClassID=" in site.ini. Default is 4 which is the user class which comes with eZ publish. If you want to have to different user classes for registration you need to setup a different siteaccess to override that setting with it. Note: You can set the default Group and the default placement, too! Just check section "[UserSettings]" in ste.ini for it. You can get help with siteaccesses at: http://www.ez.no/ez_publish/documentation/incoming/design/siteaccess_configuration http://www.ez.no/ez_publish/documentation/configuration/configuration/site_access http://www.ez.no/ez_publish/documentation/configuration/configuration/tips_tricks/several_sites_with_one_installation Or search the docs for siteaccess. Daniel Beyer _________________________________ YMC AG Kreuzlingen, Switzerland web: www.ymc.ch ____________________________________
Gustaf Carleson	Friday 22 April 2005 5:40:15 am So basically you mean setting up different sub-domain names for each user type using siteaccess? For example: http://userclass1.mysite.com/user/register http://userclass2.mysite.com/user/register Or am I getting you wrong? /Gustaf
Bruce Morrison	Friday 22 April 2005 8:38:47 pm You could always create your own module. It would basically be a copy of the user/register module and allow for both regristration pages to co-exist in the same site. Cheers Bruce My Blog: http://www.stuffandcontent.com/ Follow me on twitter: http://twitter.com/brucemorrison Consolidated eZ Publish Feed : http://friendfeed.com/rooms/ez-publish