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Best of both worlds?
Last Post 02-11-2008 10:31 AM by Jay P. 6 Replies.
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Jerry BeachUser is Offline
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02-21-2007 09:22 PM
    I'm really delighted by Dynamic Registration, now that I'm getting more familiar with its many features and coming to realize what is possible.

    I need to migrate an older registration system to DNN where, it just so happens, there was an option on each property in the user's profile to either show the property to other members, or hide from everyone. This seems very much like the DNN Visibility: Public, Members Only, Admin Only...

    So, my question is, can I use both systems in the same portal? I'd like to be able to have Dynamic Registration handle most things on most portals. But there is one place where I'd like to use Dynamic Registration but be able to pull out the standard DNN profile with those choices for who gets to see what. Alternatively, I'd like to provide those choices within Dynamic Registration.

    If I set DR as the user page in the site settings, then I don't seem to have access to the regular DNN profile.

    Any clues?

    Thanks,

    jb
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    02-22-2007 07:11 AM

    Thanks for your comments.

    Yes, you can for sure get the best of both worlds. You have several options here and which is best for your implementation is up to you.

    You could enable one or more registration pages from Dynamic Registration on your portal, say if you wanted one for 'Buyers' and one for 'Sellers'. They could both optionally updated the same or different core/extended fields within the standard DotNetNuke.

    You could use our Dynamic User Directory or the standard DotNetNuke visibility settings, depending on the implementation you are wanting etc...

    The problem is for sure going to come in here:
    If I set DR as the user page in the site settings, then I don't seem to have access to the regular DNN profile.

    You could modify the skin/menu but basically the end result is yes one registration page needs to represent the 'User Page' that you specified under Admin, Site Settings, Advanced, User Page.

    What I would suggest would be this:

    1. Take the URL of the core functionality that you are wanting users to use within DNN (copy and paste it into notepad)

    2. Set the registration page to be your Dynamic Registration module

    3. Set the header or footer to include a link to the URL you copied/pasted. Basically like, "User, manage your profile below or to setup other profile options click here" and make the click here option go to the core functionality you are wanting the user to update.

    -Chad
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    02-22-2007 10:05 AM
    Thanks. That looks pretty straightforward. Does the use of Friendly URLs make a difference here? Actually, come to think of it, I'd like to know where there is a resource outlining how the friendly URLs work, generally how querystrings are used in DNN, etc. Anyone know where such a thing can be found?
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    02-22-2007 11:17 AM
    Well, that almost did it. Problem is, when I switch the User page to DR, that's what the URL starts taking me to.
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    02-04-2008 08:38 AM
    Any chance that Dynamic Registration will implement the "Visibility" flag of the DNN properties? The solution above works but it isn't that graceful because we don't want the user jumping to that DNN page until after they save the profile. I'm going to see whether we can do something with the re-direct to take them where they need to go.
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    02-06-2008 05:09 PM
    Jerry,

    Hi. We do plan to add a features in the future to show a 'Show on directory' type flag which will be tied to this field. For now you could setup a checkbox yourself and use a Dynamic SQL Event to update the visibility flag within the database as well? This might be a temporary solution until a feature is added to link directly into the visibility.

    You could even use a module such as our Dynamic Forms with a full list (after registration) that says 'Which fields would you like to be visible' along with a Dynamic SQL Event as well.


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    02-11-2008 10:31 AM
    Chad,

    I myself was hoping to do what you suggest here above i.e. with your Dynamic Forms module. But, there is no way to set the default value as "SQL driven" for Radio Buttons (Public, Members Only, Admin only), so that the current value would be fetched using SQL from the database? The default value can be set as "SQL Driven" for only text fields and hidden fields which is kind of odd??? Is this correct?

    Any other ideas how to do this?

    -Jukka
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