By tavor999 on

Drupal 7 v7.42

I am supporting a site originally built by another. I have a "vendor" role that is registered at /vendor/register and normal users register at user/register. I have two questions.

1) I cannot see where the /vendor/register page is defined and built. If I wanted to add a new field or modify what the user must enter to register where would I find it? It is already customized. I cannot find any reference to customized code in our themes directory.

2) This is related to #1. When a user is logged in as an authenticated user they get access denied on the /vendor/register page. I would like an authenticated user to be able to access the /vendor/register page but I assume the system already sees them with an existing account. The actual error they see is "You are not authorized to access this page. ".

Please help
thx

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Jeff Burnz commented

1) It's going to be in a custom module, and 2) is just an access control, probably in the same module.

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tavor999 commented

Thanks for you response Jeff. I have parsed all of the code within the add-on modules directory and I cannot find any reference to this. Is it your expectation that a person who is already logged in as a normal authenticated user should be allowed to hit a second (/vendor/register) page without an error? It is worth noting that both the /user/register and /vendor/register are using the form id="user-register-form". Any other information you have would be great thanks!

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Jeff Burnz commented

The hooks to declare menu items, callbacks etc for the page have to be in a module, so whatever way it's being done the code has to be there somewhere, it's not working by magic :)

I can't say what the expectations for your site are, yes the same form can be used and altered in the form alter function.

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