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Tarun Gupta
Tarun Gupta

Reputation: 6403

Drupal 7 user module customize for registration for different roles

I have a requirement of customizing user signup form in Drupal 7. i am not getting any relevant help from the internet . so i thought i should ask the expert here.

Requirement is i have two roles say "Student" and "Teacher". I have to use default user module for their signup by setting their roles automatically.

Now there will be two links one for Student signup another for Teacher Sign up. When user click on Student SignUp i am hiding some fields of default user module which are suppose to fill by a teacher, so student will see only fields, which are specified. Same for Teacher i am hiding fields which student suppose to fill.

So basically with the use of default user module i have to perform the sign up process.

Solution what i think could be possible :

I can set a variable in the link saying "studetnSignUp?status=student" and same for Teacher "studetnSignUp?status=teacher". Now the problem is i can do this in php but do not have proficient way to the same in drupal.

If it can be possible with any other approach please let me know. As it is really urgent for me. Your support will be really appreciated. Thanks.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 3383

Answers (2)

darrenwh
darrenwh

Reputation: 670

I would grab the passed parameter using menu and then call 

hook_form_alter(&$form, $form_state, $form_id) {
  if ($form_id == 'user_profile_form') {
  // do your processing here
  }
}

alter the layout of the form dependant of the user, and specify the users role in the form to, ie teacher or student

Upvotes: 0

Sidney Gijzen
Sidney Gijzen

Reputation: 2001

You can look into Profile2 in combination with Profile2 Registration Paths. It provides you with the ability to set a unique registration path for each Profile2 profile type. Per profile type you can define different fields. And I think a helpful feature is that it can assign user roles by registration path.

Upvotes: 2

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