I need to embed amember into a second page with a drastically different look and feel. Is there an easy way to have two sets of custom templates running side by side or do I have to plug the sign up in to the new form some other way?
what you'd need to do is create different copies of: - header.html - footer.html - signup.php and signup.html so call them, for example only of course, something like: header1.html, footer1.html, signup1.php and signup1.html in signup1.php, at the bottom of the file change the reference to signup1.html instead of the default signup.html, and in signup1.html change references to header.html and footer.html to the new templates (header1.html and footer1.html), and then just edit the new header/footer templates to fit your needs
creating three or four profile page templates Hi - I've been searching the forum for tips on how to create additional profile page templates. We have upwards of 90 database fields for our members. Most are optional but to provide all of them on the same page would be unwieldy. On the member.php page, I would like to add new links that direct my members to specialized profile update pages: 1. About me information 2. Geography 3. Organization preferences 4. sports profile #1 5. sports profile #2 6. sports profile #3 7. sports profile #4 Do you think I could just follow your advice about creating separate html templates as you suggest as well as a separate profile[1,2,3,4,5,6,7].php pages? Thanks, Brian
Yeah, I would copy profile.php and profile.html and make geography.php, geography.html, etc. versions. You may have to place username, first/last name, password, and email as hidden fields if these are required. David