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Last Post 05-29-2009 11:38 AM by Candace. 5 Replies.
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Ken MaudsleyUser is Offline
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05-20-2009 11:18 AM

    Here is the project:

    This is an awards Web site. Users pay $50 per entry to be considered for an award. After payment, entries must be submitted as PDF or JPG on the site.

    It looks like either Dynamic Forms or Dynamic Registration might be able to be used for this.

    I can envision setting up a form for users to register and use PayPal to pay an entry fee and then be automatically assigned a permission that grants access to the file upload page. But I can't figure out how to make it so a user can only upload the number of entries that they pay for.

    I appreciate any suggestions that anyone might have.

    Ken

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    05-20-2009 12:11 PM

    I had a thought. Rather than have the user register and pay for a certain amount of "credits" and try to link that number to the number of file submissions, maybe the form can have a field for Number of Entries. A set of fields (category, title, attach a file) could be revealed for each number they selected. A total could be tallied based on this number. They submit and are directed to PayPal. If payment is confirmed the entries go through.

    Does this sound reasonable and doable with either of these modules?

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    05-20-2009 12:19 PM
    Hi Ken,

    I think the best way is to use security roles. When the user selects the number of entries and pays for them, a completion event will fire to assign the appropriate role. So, if User A pays for 1 entry, he gets Role One. If User B pays for 5 entries, he gets Role Five. Then you can get them redirected to a page with multiple instances of Dynamic Forms to upload their files, each one visible only to 1 specific role. Will that work for you?

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    05-21-2009 04:55 AM

    Genius. Thanks for taking the time to consider my problem. I think your solution may be ideal.

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    05-29-2009 11:28 AM

    I've purchased DF and begun building a form to capture information, process a paypal payment and assign a role based on user input. But now I'm concerned that this module will not allow me to register the user on the site. I'd hoped that once payment was processed, I could set up an email completion event that would notify the user of their username and password.

    Will this module do what I want or did I really need to get the Dynamic Registration module?
    Does the DR module have the same form and payment capabilities of DF? That is, I'm not sure what DF has that DR does not have?

    Thanks
    Ken

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    05-29-2009 11:38 AM

    Hi Ken.  One of the most important differences between DF and DR is that DR has the create user account function (which is not present in DF).  DR also has the ability to update user profile whereas DF can only pull from the profile to auto-populate fields but not to update profile.

    Having said that, DR and DF have pretty much the same capabilities especially when it comes to PayPal, role assignments, email events, etc.

    Based on what you said above, you probably would be better off with Dynamic Registration.  Another option is to let your users register with standard DNN registration then control their access by roles which can be assigned by DF after payment.  Many of our users actually use both modules on their sites.

    Candace

     

     

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