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  1. oharris
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  3. Friday, December 12 2014, 02:19 AM
When users attempt to access content beyond the home page they are required to Sign In, one as a "Guest" the other as "Registered".

How can I get the form to accept two types of Registration, one for Guest the other for Registered? My form currently only has sign-up for Registered users. I need to have Guest as well. So Guest should have one set of fields and Registered the other (as now on demo site).

See demo site - http://giac.janadians.com
oharris Accepted Answer
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So I would really like two usergroups. One Guest and upon selection of "guest" a guest form loads, the other Membership and upon selection another / different form loads. How can I do that?
  1. more than a month ago
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admin Accepted Answer
Admin
Hi,
guest is not a registered users, maybe you need to have two types of registered users like
- Registered
- Membership

Alternative 1 (one form with select type of user)
You can do this:
- Create a select (required) with two options like
0|Registered
1|Membership
- Set following conditions
- if value equal to custom value "0" show Registered fields
- if value equal to custom value "1" show Membership fields

Alternative 2 (two differendt forms)
- Create a hidden field with default value "0"
- Set following conditions
- if value equal to custom value "0" show Registered fields
- if value equal to custom value "1" show Membership fields
- Create a menu item for normal registration
the default value of hidden field is 0, so in normal registration form you will see the field for Registered user
- Create a menu item of type "Systems Link->External URL" and put in url the url of normal registration but at the end add this:
?alias_of_hidden_field=1
si if your link to register normal users is "http://giac.janadians.com/index.php/about-giac/register"; you will put into url paramter this "http://giac.janadians.com/index.php/about-giac/register?alias_of_hidden_field=1";.
with this you will set hidden value to 1 and the condition hide Registered field and show Membership fields. An example to set value of field with url is into our docs at https://www.easy-profile.com/docs/27-set-default-value-in-registration-from-url.html
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oharris Accepted Answer
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admin Accepted Answer
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I have added this line at your custom.css file
.chzn-container{width:227px !important;}


227px is a default value for Joomla dropdown fields ;)
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oharris Accepted Answer
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admin Accepted Answer
Admin
Hi,
in your site you've done a bit of confusion.

In Users->User Manager->Options you have set these parameters:
- Guest User Group: Public -> This is a bad configuration because guest users should have a group just for them, now have same privileges of Public Users. example: if you want only a module for not loggein users with this configuration you can't.
- New Users Registration Group: Registered -> this is correct, but this parameter set group for all registered users, so all registered users must be have this group.

Joomla want:
- specific user type for Guest member
- specific user group for all registered users
if these things are not met there could be unexpected behavior of Joomla


Should do so:
set these groups
Public
|— Guest (move this under public)
|— Manager
|—|— Administrator
|— Registered
|—|— Registered Users Guest
|—|— Registered Users Member
|—|— Author
|—|— Author
|—|—|— Editor
|—|—|—|— Publisher
|— Super Users

set condition to add in these groups:
if equal to custom value "0" add "Registered Users Member" group
if equal to custom value "1" add "Registered Users Guest" group

now when user register have 2 groups "Registered" (default and assigned by Joomla) and "Registered Users ..." (assigned by conditions)
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