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Hi,
i've looked just about everywhere, and I can't figure this out, as I think I'm doing everything that needs to be done, but I must be missing something.

I have a number of CiviCRM profiles created in 'Administer CiviCRM > Profiles', but no matter if I turn on 'User Registration' or 'View/Edit User account' in the Profile's settings, only the 'Contact Info' will show up - none of the other profile groups will (for instance, the 'Organizational Info, Membership Info', etc). The page I am refering to is here - http://www.pdxpeace.org/user/register/

I noticed that if I mixed individual/organization fields in a profile, it wouldn't appear, but I fixed that by creating different profiles. Also I thought it might be a problem with caching, but I disabled the cache, for now. Access for civicrm custom data has been set for anonymous.

I'd like to eventually route our 'Join Us' membership signup through the registration page similar to this site - http://www.uas.coop/user/register/

currently (and sadly) it is being done with a webform, which is creating pockets of information in different spots..

If anyone could help, I'd be very grateful.
thanks,
barry

Thanks much, lobo.

I see that if I create another CiviCRM profile with a field of the type 'individual', it shows up.

Is the modification for including Household/Organization profiles documented or available anywhere out there?

I understand better now why what I originally wanted is not possible: Organization and Indivdual are 2 different entities, they may have a relationship between each other, but they are not stored in the same contact info.

But, it seems like people would want to find a way to record this info..

So, it is possible to get Membership information on the registration page, like this - http://www.uas.coop/user/register/
If this is a hack, I'm wondering if anyone knows how it's done.

thanks again for your thoughts on this..
best

barry

most likely the membership choice field there is just a custom field for individual. they may not be using civimember

Ah, I see. could that trigger the membership module sign up in any way, or I wonder if it's just manual.

any specific reason why you dont use a membership page to collect membership information? v1.8 also allows you to create a drupal user from the member information

Don't you mean the membership page will create a CiviCRM entry? I thought only drupal registration would be the only place to create a drupal user - which syncs to CiviCRM, but not the other way around. When you say "v1.8 also allows you to create a drupal user from the member information", do you mean that this is the case with v1.7 as well? How can the registration process happen with the membership page unless drupal is getting a username (unless there is a field for that in CiviCRM, even custom, and it can be passed to drupal) ?

Anyway, here's a membership pages I had previously built - one for individual -
http://www.pdxpeace.org/civicrm/contribute/transact?reset=1&id=3

(you'll have to scroll down to the bottom of the page to see the membership form due to a bug in the theme that I haven't fixed quite yet)

and one for organizational member -
http://www.pdxpeace.org/civicrm/contribute/transact?reset=1&id=2

They are not collecting registration information for drupal - not sure how they could.

I guess I've been looking for the holy grail of mailing list/newsletter synced to web CMS(drupal) synced to contact database (membership) and be able to have all that information in one place, I know it's possible, and I'll keep on trying to figure it out.. So many nonprofits and advocacy groups need this..

Thanks again for your time and help. I see your posts all over regarding CiviCRM, it's great that you are developing and helping people like me.

best

barry