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7/10/2007 8:40 PM
 

Hi,

This might sound stupid, but it's been a pain for a while now.

I Did this:

1) Make new page: Register User

2) Add User Account Module - I'm thinking this also serves as a registration module when the user have not logged in yet

3) Go to Admin->Page Settings->Advanced Settings-> Under Registration Page, Change page to Register User.

4) However, when I click on the registration link, an empty page pops up (For example, from the login module, click on register instead of login - empty page). If I go to the page itself (Register User on the menu), then the module shows up.

Can someone tell me what is wrong? I tried a similar configuration with the Login Module, and it worked. However, when I have the Registration Module by itself, it doesn't work... Why?

Thank you in advance,

hn1

 
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7/11/2007 10:48 AM
 

If you set the view to be registered users only, you will only be able to see the page if the user is registered...


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7/11/2007 1:40 PM
 

Thanks for the prompt reply,

The weird thing is that I did allow the page to be viewed by all users, and the modules inherit the view properties of the page, so not only registered users can see it.

Further, if that was the case, I will not be able to see the registration module, when I click on the page on the menu, without having to log in first.

Can you think of any other reason that this might occur?

Thanks again,

hn1

 
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7/12/2007 12:18 PM
 

the same happened to me. I also first configured the login for a separate page and cannot open the registration by link but only by opening the page where I put the account login....

If you figure out he problem, it would be great to post the solution...

thanks

 
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7/14/2007 6:42 PM
 

What’s the deal here? I posted the same problem about 3 weeks ago and I didn’t get a single response… Why does nobody know why the registration page doesn’t display any modules? This is a very serious issue and deserves more attention. My eCommerce site won’t allow users to checkout without first registering but I can’t make a registration page… Please somebody give us some direction on how to solve this problem!

 
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