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Hi

Thanks for creating CiviCRM, I can tell it's going to be great once I get get it working

I've set up a copy of Drupal 5.1 and CiviCRM 1.7.beta.9327 Drupal PHP4 running on Apache 1.3.29 & OpenBSD 3.9 and basically it works.. But this is the problem I'm having:

The Name and Address is not showing up in the new user registration screen, and neither are any custom CiviCRM profiles I've defined.
When an anonymous user clicks on "Create new account" and gets taken to the URL /user/register, the questions from the CiviCRM profiles are not rendered - only the standard 'Account information' box gets drawn, asking for username and e-mail address.

* Both CiviCRM Profiles (the standard Name and Address with some extra fields I added, and the custom profile I added) are listed as Status 'active'  when I'm looking at the URL   /civicrm/admin/uf/group/?action=browse
* The anonymous user role in the Drupal permissions table has 'access all custom data' and 'add contacts' checked ON in the civicrm module permissions

I turned off caching in the Drupal performance settings so it's not an old cached copy.  I know this is sort of vague but does this ring a bell with anyone?

Hi lobo

thanks for your quick response!

The problem in the "Name and Address" section was one of your suggestions - mixing Individual/Organization/Household fields in that profile.  Perhaps CiviCRM should give a warning about mixing them to avoid further confusion?  Once I fixed that, then Name and Address works again. 

However another profile I set up which is (now) all Organization fields doesn't show up at registration time, even though it is set up the same as the Name and Address section - (Used for Profile, User Registration, and View/Edit User Account)

strange.. maybe I am misunderstanding the point of the different types of fields ?  I wanted an organization group of fields to pop up for a person's organization data when they register

If you invoke the drupal user registration with the following url:user/register?ctype=Organization

i.e. add the GET param ctype with value Organization, then we present the Organization profile. The contact created will also be an Organization contact for that drupal user

In other words, we can hardcode the links to different registration pages and it will all work?

Thanks,
Venkat

Yes

To be clear, There are only three possible registration pages (default, ctype=Organization, ctype=Individual)

lobo

Sorry to be a bother, but default=drupal user registration and any profile I might create and expose for user registration would have to confirm to one of the two ctypes, correct?

Thanks,
Venkat