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11/8/2007 8:30 PM
 

Thanks to the DNN community for quickly helping me with the first part of my current issue!

I'm recently upgraded to 4.7, but I honestly don't know how long this condition has been around, as I'm in a testing environment and I'm the only user.

When clicking 'Register'  on the main page, a non-signed in user is taken to <home> (which is not my start page for anon users).  If I add the user info control to that page, the blank registration form is displayed, but this is hardly optimal.  If I remove the control, it will still take the user to <home> - giving them nothing to do.

Before I had started fiddling with it, register would take the user to the login control, with very similarly useless results.

Is there a way to reset the register functionality away from the <home> page?  I could certainly build a 'registration' page, but there's no way to make sure it gets pointed to.

Thanks for any help!

-layne

 
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11/9/2007 9:06 PM
 

Have you made changes in Admin, Site settings changing the login or registration page?

If you don't make any changes to the default installation then clicking register on the homepage takes you to a registration form. If you place user account and login modules on the site and/or makes changes where I mentioned, it's easy to get messy. Try and get everything back to defaults and start again from there, but take care not to make it do you can't get to a login page at all. It's safer to do the changes in IE and do the testing in Firefox alongside - don't sign out of the first browser until you know it's all working.

Rob

 
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11/11/2007 7:43 PM
 

As mentioned above it appears that you have set the "User" page in your site to the home page.  You can change it via the site settings option as mentioned above, or if you are using a standard configuration without a databseowner or objectqualifier specification you can run the following query to reset the value.

UPDATE Portals
SET UserTabId = null
WHERE PortalId = 0

Where the id of your portal is 0.


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