Hi all and thanks for taking the time to read. When I was in my teens, I was able to write htlm script but have forgotten most of it as the brain needed to make room and must have trashed that section. I recently volunteered to Admin a site for my neighborhood as I work nights and have some down time to play with it.  When I logged in, I was amazed as to how much easier it is to add pages and tables  it came a long way from when I last played with this stuff!

    I am attempting to make a registration page(in DNN 5.6.2) for residence in the community to sign in so that way things can be secure and only for those who are permitted.  I figured out how to make the page under users and roles and have the registration link point to the page I made. What I want/was asked to do was make more fillable fields/terms of service check Box so it would look like this(but better):

User Name: _____________

First Name: _____________

Last Name: ______________

Address:________________

E-mail:__________________

Password:_______________

Confirm Password:_____________

By checking the box below I agree to bla bla bla...........

(Insert Check Box Here)   (Insert Submit Button Here)

Also if this is achievable, is there a way to set it only to accept certain addresses (Ex. if "Address" =/Contains 1st Street; 2nd Street; 3rd Street, Ect. Street then  proceeded, otherwise reject) (Sorry I write a lot of code in a program like Excell and that is the easiest way for me to explain). Thanks in advance for any and all help!

Hi,

you don't need to write a custom module. Check out Chris Hammond's video "Customizing user registration within DotNetNuke 6.2" in the Video Library.

Best wishes
Michael

Johnny,

I can't correct you - as I don't know. I have never tried this feature in a production environment, and my testing environments are deleted from time to time, so I never experienced any problem with updates (as I never do them on the playgrounds). Before updating a production site, I copy it to a testing environment, and try the update. If it works, I apply it to the production site. And my development environment is another thing, as there is nothing I do except developing. Therfore, I do not have an answer, except: If this is like you say, it should be tracked in Gemini (as long as it is not yet).