By ardas on

Greetings,

I need to make a registration as a wizard. For instance, first page as usual in Drupal, the second one will be "personal information" profile category , the third one - another profile category, etc.

Can anybody give me a hint how to implement this? I think that it should be a module which will perform this wizard using profile categories ... but the question is how can I start it just after user presses the button create an account ?

Most clients would like to have a registration like a wizard ... this may be interesting not only for me ...
Thanks.

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sepeck commented

I think a combination of the built in profile module and login tobogin module will work for you.

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ardas commented

Thanks, but what is login tobogin module ?
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robert castelo commented

http://drupal.org/project/logintoboggan

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aleksey.tk’s picture

aleksey.tk commented

Hi!
I need the same functionality...
I can't understand why i need a logintobogan? As far as i see it don't support multipage...
Maybe i am wrong?

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ardas commented

It doesn't :) But there is a login redirect feature which can help ....
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Dmitry Kresin, ARDAS group (www.ardas.dp.ua)

aleksey.tk’s picture

aleksey.tk commented

Sorry, but i can't understand how the login redirect feature can help... :( maybe you can show some examples? Thanks in advance!

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ardas commented

Redirect feature will redirect user to your own page after login. This page will act like a wizard (you need to create it manualy).
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Dmitry Kresin, ARDAS group (www.ardas.dp.ua)

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merilainen commented

Wizard should come before creation of the account, in my opinion. Sometimes I might try to do a registration just see what is it worth and then decide if I want to sign-up. It feels kind of stupid to give my email account and create an empty account and then realize that I don't want to be part of this thing.

So, I'm also interested to hear about implementations how to do a proper step-by-step registration where user can fill in information, go back and forth in steps and then click "Create my amazing account" button at the end. Like many others, I'm using content profile and CCK fields, which makes it trickier. At the moment it seems that I just have to start writing php and build a custom module which will have multiple steps and try to show some CCK fields in nice order for the user. This just sounds a bit silly and much work, and it won't be reusable unless I build an admin view where CCK fields could be chosen for different steps.

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vicmanb commented

I use "content profile" to do the frontpage, and then use "Rules" to make the wizard.

Make a content type for each form you want completed during the wizard. Under "Triggered Rules", make a rule for the event "New User Account Regsitered" and have the Action "Redirect" to the next form after the front page. Then make a new rule for after you have saved that particular content, to make it automatically redirect to the next one, and so forth.

It took me a long time to figure it out, but finally I figured it out. It seems weird but is actually quite simple. Good luck.

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adpo commented

there will be problem when Require e-mail verification when a visitor creates an account is selected.