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5/3/2006 9:27 AM
 
I have created a custom user registration page using Dynamic Registration module. Now I want that when the users click Register link they go to my page instead of default registration page. How can I acheive that?    
 
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5/3/2006 10:14 AM
 

I see that it can be done through Site Settings but I actually something different.

I have copy/pasted Register.ascx in admin/Security, changed it, updated row for Register in table ModuleControls (controlsource path to my new control) and now I want my new control to open when user clicks on register link which is not working and and original control is appearing.

 
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