Sign Up Page

Hey,

How would I edit the sign up page to fit my template?

What's the core coding I should take from signup.php?

Like you can add login boxes elsewhere on the site, I want to do something similar with Sign Up boxes.

Thanks,

amember/templates/ are the template files
for signup
amember/templates/signup.html

David

I see that but I want a similar feature to this:

http://www.amember.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2786

Thanks,

Is that possible?

You mean something like this? http://www.themanualslibrary.co.uk/amember/signup.php

No, I don't want it at the URL /amember/signup.php

I'd like it at something like /index.php

If you called it something like index.php then unless you had a page called index.html, which should take priority, you will get your signup page on the landing page of your site. Unless that is what you are wanting.

There would be no reason why you didn't put your signup page on any page you wanted but you would then have to customise several files to point to the correct place.

If it is that you don't want to use the 'amember' as directory name you can call it something else, as has been done on many sites.

Preferably I'd like to have sign up pages on both /amember/signup.php and say /signup.php

Please, anyone?

Yes!! How can I get my sign up page to look like this:
http://www.themanualslibrary.co.uk/amember/signup.php

So it fits the design of my website...Thanks!

I basically started with one of my normal web page templates and then copied the 'working code' from the original aMember template and inserted it into the normal content area of my webpage.

Renamed the various aMember elements so that I could use my own css definitions and make it look exactly how I wanted.

This new page was then called 'signup.html' and uploaded to the amember/templates directory. I have changed quite a few templates the same way so that everything seems as it is part of the site and not an addon.

If you are interested, let me have an email address and I'll send you a copy of the code that makes up that page, so you can see how I did it, no problem.

Thanks for the help but I'm really looking to have the sign up page elsewhere instead of the usual /amember/signup.php - I don't want it to be in the amember root folder as such.

So put it where you like and change the line in signup.php that calls up the page. That is as easy as it gets!!

Just remember if you move it outside the amember directory you will have to watch the signup.php script if you update the aMember version. Plus you will need to either change the smarty parts to plain php or make the necessary changes to point to the smarty programs.

Thanks, if I drop you an email could you help me do it?

Hi
I am happy to send you a copy of the relevant page so you can see how I have produced signup page on my site but unfortunatly time restraints mean I cannot actually write, or amend, the code for use on other sites.

Sorry.