This is for a fairly new module release on SnowCovered that offers the ability to have custom registration forms for your DNN site. If anyone has any questions about this module please let me know.

Here is the full listing...

Dynamic Registration allows you to setup your DNN Portal with dynamic registration fields, layout, questions, and other core integration options. After installing your new registration system its easy to add or remove questions your users will be prompted for and allow the user to maintain their registration with these dynamic questions at any time.  

Already have users setup? No worries, Dynamic Registration allows you to integrate existing users within your DNN system by linking Dynamic Fields with DNN Fields. Add virtually any additional question for users as you would like, or only ask them a few questions instead of the list of questions the Core installation offers the users.

Whats New? Enhancements In V1.7

  Dynamic Events

• Create events based on users response to any question.  There are four types of events that can be fired upon registration:
  • Add/Remove DNN Role from user based upon question response
  • Automatically redirect user to particular page after registration based on users response to question
  • Dynamically execute SQL statement after registration, w/ ability to insert users response parameters within the query.
  • Distribute email after registration based on users response (or any response). Easily include registration parameters from the users response to questions. (i.e. Dear $(FirstName), thanks for providing us the information regarding $(CustomField2).
• Easily add as few or as many dynamic events per registration form.

 Registration Enhancements

• Create as many custom registration forms for each portal as you would like (no longer just one registration form per portal)
• Set default values for all fields
• Optionally set the required field text
• Optionally add example text that will appear to the right of the field (i.e. (xxx)xxx-xxxxx)
• Additional style classes and layout enhancements

Features:

• Setup as many Dynamic Questions for your registration page as you would like (or as few!)
  • Each field/question can be setup as a textbox, dropdownlist, radio buttons, or checkbox, or HTML
  • Select the sort order for each question and if that question is required
  • Optionally insert help text for each dynamic question
  • Integrate dynamic questions directly to the DNN Core Installation, without modifying the core or administration features.
• Optionally allow users with the ability to rename their Username
• Set registration/update registration text links
• Hide/Show Dynamic Question Help Text
• Optionally llow users to cancel their account
• Optionally include a suffix with each field
• Optionally set a minimum password length
• Setup redirectional pages after registration, updating user information, and cancelling membership
• mum password length
• Opt In Email Integration - If you have installed Data Springs Opt In Email Module you can easily integrate the Dynamic Registration module with your opt in mail system.
• Manage users similar to how you manage them within the standard 'User Accounts' module of DNN, easily maintain their registration questions and update their information
• Fully localized and ready for any language - all system messages, literals, and labels are all setup within the local resource files (defaults to English)
• Several additional optional features to maximize your layout registration page

Purchase / More Details

Thanks for the feedback!

V2.0 will be out shortly and offer even more benefits including support for IPORTABLE to export/import registrations between modules. The import will include fields/questions, quesion options for dropdownlists and radiobutton lists, and also module settings. Several other new enhancements are in the works as well but I will wait for the release date...

As far as 'multistep' do you mean multiple pages? I am looking into multiple pages as an optional feature with a Next > and < Prev navigation as well as the IE WebControls toolbar (optional of course).

Any feedback from anyone is always appriciated.

Thanks!

-Chad