how to store a new register form data ?

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Joe Lindou	Wednesday 29 September 2010 8:55:22 am Hi, I would like to create a new register form, and not use the basic one. I have create a new class that i named members, then in my site.ini i defined the UserClassID. I overrided hte register.tpl file and created my own form. My problem is that i don't how to store my form datas. Do i use createandpublish method to store data ? What i have to use to save the user login and password in ezuser table ? If you could give me some piece of advice it will be cool :) Thanks.
Matthieu Sévère	Wednesday 29 September 2010 9:58:33 am If you create a new class and change the userClassId in site.ini then calling user/register will use your new class the store data (create a new user). Be carefull, this class needs to have a useraccount datatype to be a valid user. -- eZ certified developer: http://ez.no/certification/verify/346216
Joe Lindou	Wednesday 29 September 2010 3:32:27 pm Désolé j'ai peur de ne pas comprendre ton explication... Tu veux dire quoi par user account datatype ?
Matthieu Sévère	Thursday 30 September 2010 12:11:47 am A datatype is an attribute in a content class. This means that in your new content class you need to have at least one attribute 'user_account' (which is used to store username and password) -- eZ certified developer: http://ez.no/certification/verify/346216
Joe Lindou	Thursday 30 September 2010 4:42:58 am ah oui bien sur, j'ai effectivement un datatype user_acount. Au niveau du formulaire puis-je utiliser un formulaire perso ? ou dois-je utiliser la même syntaxe que ce qu'il y a dans le register.tpl de base. C'est à dire des champs input de ce type : <input type="hidden" value="352" name="ContentObjectAttribute_id[]"> <input id="ezcoa-342_prenom" class="ezcca-membre_prenom ezcc-membre box" type="text" size="70" name="ContentObjectAttribute_ezstring_data_text_352" value="" /> Dans l'id l'input je sais que 342 correspond au content class attribute id mais à quoi correspond le 352 dans le name ?