mcox
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| 06 Sep 2006 11:39 AM |
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I liked your registration tutorial. It was very good and full of great ides that I would have never considered. Once someone has registered, is there any way to get a report of the registration. Right now you can go into users adn edit the profiles but if I will need to print off registrations.
Can the registration details be emailed, if so that may be good enough.
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leesykes
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| 06 Sep 2006 4:56 PM |
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Glad you found the tutorial useful. - When a user registers you should receive an email notification, it is sent to the administrators email address - Make sure that the email facilities are set up in your DNN installation for this to work. - Check the Host / settings / smtp
Having said this, I don't know if the registration will email across the full details that are specified in a custom registration form.
You can check the emails that are sent out by going to:
Host Menu / Language Editor / and scroll down
Otherwise, it may require some core code modifications to get the features you require.
If you have access to your SQL database via Enterprise Manager, then you could also potentially create an SQL query to extract the data you require and then save it into an excel file. |
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Lee Sykes
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msbcgsch
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| 11 Sep 2006 12:48 PM |
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mcox
Did you find a solution to your issue? I have a similar need to get the details of the registration.
Lee
I am creating a site where a person can register for a product, or just register for updates to products. There are different required fields for each type of registration. Is there a way to have more than one registration profile to handle this scenario?
Thanks Lee. I think I just struck the jackpot with these Registration videos. They more than paid for the subscription. |
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leesykes
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| 11 Sep 2006 3:28 PM |
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If you wish to create different registration profiles, the only way I can think of doing this is to create several portals within your DNN installation.
Each portal can be setup with a different registration form.
The other option would be to just have several tick boxes on your one registration form asking the user to tick what information they are interested in.
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Lee Sykes
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mcox
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| 25 Oct 2006 2:58 PM |
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| One thing that I did find is when you go into Security Roles and then click on the security role to view all tthe registered users, you can click on each user and get a report f their registration. If you used a container with the Print function enabled, that report may print out relatiively decent. |
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msbcgsch
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| 26 Oct 2006 11:18 PM |
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Lee
Is it necessary to have both a Username and a Display name in the registration? If you remove the Display name will it display the Username as a display Name? If you can remove DisplayName, how do you do it?
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msbcgsch
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| 26 Oct 2006 11:24 PM |
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Lee
Do you see any problems with using a custom registration page with only a few required fields. Then writing my own registration page where I have additional required fields. I would read the existing data out of the database to populate my own registration page, then when the user submits, I would write all the data back into the database.
I'm doing this because all the user profile data I need is already there for them to register for products. I need mailing address,etc, but I'd like them to just be able to register with a Username/Password/email to get a newsletter and update notices to the site. Does this sound like a reasonable approach or is there a better way?
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leesykes
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| 27 Oct 2006 6:54 AM |
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Hello,
From a quick look, it appears as though you can't remove display name. - Display name is now used for the name that is displayed next to the login / logout link.
I don't know why they have done it this way, seems a bit overkill to me.
With a custom registration page, you shouldn't have any problems, but I have not attempted it so can't really provide a lot of advice. - What I would say is check out the actual register module and see how that interacts with the new version of DNN (This module still uses the old layout of the registration form). It maybe worth just creating a completely new registration module and customizing it to your needs.
There are a few posts on here regarding custom registration forms, so i would have a read through those as well. (for pre DNN4.3.x)
Let us know how you get on,
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msbcgsch
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| 28 Oct 2006 3:52 PM |
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Lee
I had another idea on how to create two different registration pages. What if I just made a copy of the ../Admin/security/register.ascx page and modified the Validator fields? I know somewhere the fields require validation based upon whether the "required field" checkbox is checked. Would this be easy to override and just have static validators for each field?
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msbcgsch
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| 30 Oct 2006 3:33 PM |
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In case anyone else wants to create a quick & easy custom registration page, here's what I did and it seems to work very well.
I created a new ascx module with labels, texboxes, and dropdownlists, to hold all of the users profile data that and credential data (firstname/lastname/email/displayname) that I want the user to enter. Then I filled in the fields with existing profile data like this:
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txtCity.Text = UserInfo.Profile.GetPropertyValue("City")
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If the user hasn't already given this information, it will just appear as a blank textbox.
Finally, I put a "Register" button with the code to write these values to the UserInfo object, like this:
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UserInfo.Profile.SetProfileProperty("City", txtCity.Text)
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Followed by this line which writes everything back to the database
UserController.UpdateUser(PortalId, UserInfo)
I still need to Validate the user input before I enter it, but that's not the topic here.
That's basically it. I had one problem - the credential name was not the same as the Profile Name - and I solved that by writing back to both, like this:
UserInfo.Profile.SetProfileProperty("FirstName", txtFirstName.Text) ' Writes to "UserProfile" table
UserInfo.FirstName = txtFirstName.Text ' Writes to "Users" table
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leesykes
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wynander
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| 07 Mar 2008 8:45 AM |
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I also liked the registration tutorial.
I have been putting regular expressions in the property validations window (eg to ensure that only post codes of a valid format are submitted) and this works fine.
However, I have not been able to find a way to make regexp work on First Name or Last Name by amending the FirstName and LastName properties.
First Name and LastName have the Required and Visible check boxes unchecked as recommended in the tutorial (ie to remove the second instances of First Name and Last Name from the customised registration form)
Any ideas?
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stein
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| 01 May 2008 9:28 AM |
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Hi there,
I am trying to update property in User Profile. For example i created a new property "CompanyName". How can i update/insert value for "CompanyName"
I am following "One" advise from the above post
UserInfo.Profile.SetProfileProperty("City", txtCity.Text)
UserInfo.Profile.SetProfileProperty("CompanyName", txtCompanyName.Text)
but it is not working for me. Have anybody came across any solution for custom property values?
help will be appreciated.
Thanks
Aleem Qureshi
One said..............
In case anyone else wants to create a quick & easy custom
registration page, here's what I did and it seems to work very well.
I
created a new ascx module with labels, texboxes, and dropdownlists, to
hold all of the users profile data that and credential data
(firstname/lastname/email/displayname) that I want the user to enter.
Then I filled in the fields with existing profile data like this:
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txtCity.Text = UserInfo.Profile.GetPropertyValue("City")
...
If the user hasn't already given this information, it will just appear as a blank textbox.
Finally, I put a "Register" button with the code to write these values to the UserInfo object, like this:
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UserInfo.Profile.SetProfileProperty("City", txtCity.Text)
...
Followed by this line which writes everything back to the database
UserController.UpdateUser(PortalId, UserInfo)
I still need to Validate the user input before I enter it, but that's not the topic here.
That's
basically it. I had one problem - the credential name was not the same
as the Profile Name - and I solved that by writing back to both, like
this:
UserInfo.Profile.SetProfileProperty("FirstName", txtFirstName.Text) ' Writes to "UserProfile" table
UserInfo.FirstName = txtFirstName.Text ' Writes to "Users" table
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stein
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| 01 May 2008 9:50 AM |
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I figured it out. You need to use InitialiseProfile function before using SetProfileProperty function
UserInfo.Profile.InitialiseProfile(PortalSettings.PortalId)
UserInfo.Profile.SetProfileProperty("CompanyName", txtCompanyName.Text)
and it works!!
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