Add any comments or questions regarding the DataSprings Dynamic Registration Module Quick Start Guide Part 1 tutorial from Issue 53

Great tutorial for this module.  Coincidentally, I am purchasing this module today because of this.  This solves a lot of my questions on this module.  But any chance you can point to your other video tutorials in this series of Dynamic Registration?  I would like to see a continuation of it pretty quickly.

Thanks again, this rocks.

-Chuck

Hi Lee, your site rocks! I'm new & not much of a developer but I'l working through things... with your help :-)
I can't seem to find the other tutorials related to Datasprings Dynamic Registration, are they published yet. If not, what's the timing?
Thanks
J

Hi Lee, just figured it out... downloaded issue 53 content and I see them now... thanks j

All worked well except 2 things. When I click the watermark checkbox for the username and log out, "this will be your username" has a red background and does not disappear when you click on it (unchecked, it has a white background and does not disappear). Also, in the last video, Lee clicks on the username of the person who is logged in and it takes him back to the registration page. In my site, you have to click back on new member registration to get there (however, the 2 options of who are you are gone as they should be). when I click on the username, it says "You do not have access to view this page within the website."

Also, in my verison of DR the run wizard button doesn't work. It freezes and I have to click another page and then when I come back the fields are there but it makes 5 of each?

Laura,

a) Which version of DotNetNuke?
b) Which version of Dynamic Registration

You set the module username to email- where/how did you set it so that two users could not register with the same email address? I can't find it.

Requiring a unique email address is something that is set in the "membership" section of the web.config file.




If you add this requirement to an existing site, you should removed or change any duplicate emails prior to changing web.config.

Joe, you are doing it in the code but the module provides the functionality to elect this. Lee does it at some point in the series of tutorials. I looked for it but didn't see it so I thought it would be easier to ask.

You can define the message sent if someone tries to register with a duplicate email under Module Configuration, Header/Footer/System Messages, and then the dropdown.

But, I believe that you also need to set DotNetNuke to require unique email addresses, too. That's what the web.config modification does.