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Hi,

You need to do this by implementing couple of hooks like:
 - hook_civicrm_buildAmount (http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC40/CiviCRM+hook+specification#CiviCRMhookspecification-hookcivicrmbuildAmount  ) :
   To alter event fee according to logged in user ( global $user )

- hook_civicrm_buildForm ( http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC40/CiviCRM+hook+specification#CiviCRMhookspecification-hookcivicrmbuildForm )
  To hide/remove membership section.

Rajan

Implementing hooks by means of Custom Drupal module.
You may take help from http://civicrm.org/professional.

Rajan

Hi,

Rajan was suggesting to pay someone to do the development I suppose.

If you want to develop it yourself (that's good to have a sense of what it would be anyway), I would suggest you  to read the relevant chapters in our book

http://en.flossmanuals.net/civicrm/ch062_introduction (the one about hook is still up to date, the one about api should be read for the concepts, but the wiki is more up to date

http://wiki.civicrm.org/confluence/display/CRMDOC40/CiviCRM+Public+APIs

Hi @bwill.
It sounds like maybe you've worked out another way to do what you want to do. But just in case you are still looking for options, I'm in a similar situation (it sounds like), and I can share how I'm doing it. I'm still pretty new, and don't have the skills to edit code and implementing hooks. And I had those same questions.

I've set my civicrm profile permissions (in Drupal 6) to not allow unauthenticated visitors to view. And I set (see Site Configuration>Error Reporting) the Access Denied error to access a page I created that tells them to log in, or if they are not current members, to create a new user account. The log in is handled by the Drupal side. I have instructions on how to become a member on the Membership page, and how to register for an event on the Events page. If they still try to go to the membership sign up page and pay for membership, they get the error telling them to log in.

Hopefully, that helps in some way. Good luck. It is a very powerful system, but I am finding that it takes a long time to become proficient.

It sounds like you are on the right track. You can either create an information page about your event and link to your registration form, or use the information page that is created when you create a new event.

Details:  To create an online registration system for an event, go to Events>New Event. You'll configure things like information about the event, location, and prices (or a price set). And you'll also have the option to insert a "profile" into the online registration that will ask the registrant for more information. Those profiles are created and edited in Administer>Customize>CiviCRM Profile.

But the way you'll give your visitors access to this online registration system you've created can be found in the same area where you were configuring your event. To navigate back there, go to Events>Manage Events. You'll see a list of the events you've created. To the right of your event, you'll see an option that says "Event links". Click that and you'll get a pop-up menu, including the option for "Registration (Live)". [at least that's the way it works in civicrm 3.4.2] Select that and it will take you to a live version of the registration form you've created. Copy that URL, and use it in Drupal's menu system, or as a link on a drupal page you create about your event.

You'll create your membership renewal and sign-up page using Contributions>New Contributions Page, which works in a similar fashion to creating a new event. In the "profile" you'll create to gather information about your "member", you will have options on whether you want them to just view the information in that data field, or be able to edit it. But we've chosen to let the member edit their own contact information.

I hope some of that helps and makes sense.

Sorry, the only one that I know about (and plan to use) is the Drupal 6 User Import module.