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Hi,

Would want to have different registration forms based on the role of the user when creating a drupal contact.

Is there a way to say profile X is on the user registration only if the user created has role Y ? How would you do that ?

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Thx,

will try to add a bit of jquery to hide the profile I don't need when it's the role guest, see how it goes.

We are not going down the jQuery road after all. So how would I go about changing this?

Where I got so far:

Drupal uses autoassignrole to show different registration forms based on the URL, so .../register/activist gives one registration form, .../register/guest another. There is a function in the module that allows to easily get the id (inside drupal) of the role while we are on the form.

Now civicrm kicks in via civicrm_user hook, with type 'register' which goes through a bunch of stuff. It seems to me that all the work gets done in CRM_Core_BAO_UFGroup::getEditHTML, which calls both:

• $controller = & new CRM_Core_Controller_Simple( 'CRM_Profile_Form_Dynamic',
                                                             ts('Dynamic Form Creator'),
                                                             $action );
  
•             $template =& CRM_Core_Smarty::singleton( );
  
              return trim( $template->fetch( 'CRM/Profile/Form/Dynamic.tpl' ) );

When I dump the variables in Dynamic.tpl, I find that all the civicrm profiles are in the array $fields, but I have no clue where $template gets them from, so I assume they come from the $controller.

My question now is, how can I switch some civicrm_profiles off and others on, depending on the id of the role? The only way I can see right now is to hack the Dynamic.tpl and say something like 'if groupname = $civicrmProfileWeDontWant then skip else as normal'. Which is well ugly, will require multiple hardcoded profile names and ids in a smarty template.

The other option should be to find out where the $fields array gets loaded and keep it from loading some profiles. But I really can't figure out where that happens. I assume in the $controller.

Any takers? Or am I going about this in the totally wrong way?

Marc

That worked magic, it calls something in CRM_Core_BAO_UFGroup where I only had to put the following piece of code to get it done:

           
            $rid = autoassignrole_get_active_path_rid();

            if ( ($id == 10) && ($rid != 4)) {
                    continue;
            }

where $id is the profile id in civicrm and $rid the roleid in drupal. I've really been looking in the wrong places for that, thanks Lobo.

Marc