Displaying civicrm contact's fields in drupal 7 registration and profile edit

[riswana123]

Hi,
   I am using Drupal 7 with civicrm 4.5. I want to display the civi contact fields in drupal registration and profile forms. I used the civicrm profile to display the first name and last name fields. But i don't know how to integrate the address, phone and email fields same as civi in drupal(For ex for address with Another address  , Location type  selection boxes , street address, Delete etc). Using civicrm profile i could be able to configure Home street address etc as a individual ones. But i want as a grouped one how civi is displaying. Is there any module available for this? Any help is highly appreciated. Thanks in advance

[petednz]

Hi - to help clarify, on the Drupal user page you want to have - for example the below - ie so all the addresses that are on record for the person are shown - and the user can 'empty' some of these address sets?

Home Address
- Street (edit)
- City (edit)
- Country (edit)
--- x Delete this address

Postal Address
- Street (edit)
- City (edit)
- Country (edit)
--- x Delete this address

Work Address
- Street (edit)
- City (edit)
- Country (edit)
--- x Delete this address

[riswana123]

Hi petednz,

   Yes. You are correct. I want like that only in the front end drupal page. Can you suggest how i will achieve this?

   Addresses: Add(Link)
   Home Address
- Street (edit)
- City (edit)
- Country (edit)
--- x Delete this address

Postal Address
- Street (edit)
- City (edit)
- Country (edit)
--- x Delete this address

Work Address
- Street (edit)
- City (edit)
- Country (edit)
--- x Delete this address

[petednz]

Nothing you can do out of the box.

The closest you could get without coding is probably using the webform-civicrm module - and then deploying the form as a block on the /user pages.

Let us know how close that gets you. The documentation for that module is pretty thorough.

I think where it won't do the required is for the 'delete location type' but Coleman is very open to bribes usually

[sonicthoughts]

A different approach might be to use https://www.drupal.org/project/civicrm_entity Which should now support entity updates.  I have not played with editing yet, but theoretically, you can pass the entity id and edit the field directly in drupal.  Naturally, you would need to manage permissions, validation, etc.

For the delete, you could consider using rules and the rules_link module to trigger the delete action. I have not done this myself, but certainly seems like a good use case. You can pretty much trigger any php / civicrm api call too.