Totaly different register.tpl
 

Hello all,

Now I have a new problem.
I want to alter the register.tpl totally to a new registration form. We want much more info from our customers now. And they have to be stored in the database too. And the info has to get mailed to the admin and customer as usual. But NO username or password fields. We want to check all customer registrations by hand and assign them an username/password via the admin panel.

This are the fields we want to use (in Dutch....sorry guys), and fields marked with * are required:

Factuuradres:
Field: Bedrijfsnaam*
Field: Rechtsvorm*
Field: Adres*
Field: Postcode*
Field: Plaats*
Field: Land*

Verzendadres:
Field: Bedrijfsnaam
Field: Adres
Field: Postcode
Field: Plaats
Field: Land

Contact:
Field: Contactpersoon
Field: Telefoonnummer *
Field: Faxnummer *
Field: Email *
Field: Homepage
Field: (checkbox to tell it is OK to add this email addres to the mailinglist)
Field: BTW nummer *
Field: KVK nummer *
Field: Jaar van oprichting
Field: Jaarlijkse omzet
Field: Algemeen directeur
Field: Inkoop mananger

Bank gegevens:
Field: Naam bank
Field: Bank/gironummer
Field: Contactpersoon bij bank
Field: Telefoonnummer bank
Field: Faxnummer bank
Field: SWIFT code

Bedrijfsprofiel:
Field: Aantal medewerkers
Field: Soort onderneming (pulldown list)
Field: Hoofdactiviteit (pulldown list)
Field: Klantgroep (pulldown list)

As you'll see, a lot of extra information we want to collect.
Can someone explain me (in simple therms....I'm not that bright ;)) how to alter the register.tpl, register.php and so on to accomplisch this?

Someone? :cry:

It's a very large modification.

Need to create new database fields
Need to create a new register.tpl
Need to create a new /include/register.php
Need to create the admin functions
Need to create a new mail template

Ai.... that's alot.

Hmmm.....
So when its large, maybe I can ask for a quote at the x-cart team for this?
I realy need it for our version of X-cart....

If your not a programmer I'd ask somebody for a quote.

Ok...

Someone?
I'd like to have the above changed in x-cart. Can someone give me a quote?

You, may want x-cart to do it, you may not, there are a lot of programmers on this forum. I personally don't have time for the modification.

moved to Professional Help

Someone?

There has to be someone who will be able to do this?

Perhaps provide some more information and what your budget is.

Do you want this to completely replace your current register.tpl and register progress, or be a secondary one?

What are the complete fields, including the dutch drop downs (the drop downs are more difficult than the text input boxes).

I've sent you a PM on this, we've done this modification before it involves more than you may realise though depending on various factors such as how else you use this data in your system.

Simple storage is not a problem, however if the data is to appear elsewhere in orders and so forth it's a whole different ball game.

^^ I'm looking at your addon right now.

Just noticed a typo "Customer category intereste scanning"

Why thank you jon :)

Heh heh, no problem. Your site and marketing copy is nice, so I figured like me you'd despise typo's ;)

I do! Only sometimes you just can't see your own typos until someone else points them out.

*cough* qualiteam how about an online spell checker for the next version of x-cart?

Actually there's an idea I've already got a semi working online spell checker I was developing a while back gathering dust :D

I realy want to do it simple.

The register.tpl does not register a customer in the database.
The admin generates an account for the customer after approval.

So you can say, its just a form, which will be sent to the admin of the shop.

When I look at it now, it IS just a form. Nothing more, nothing less.
The admin has to enter the customers data by hand anyway.

Looked at your MM add-on. Looks promising to me. I will dicsuss this with the site-owner.

PHP Spelling module
 

I have this source code for spell check on another project I am working on. Seems pretty straight forward. Maybe someone can easily incorporate it into X-Cart.

http://www.firecompanies.com/spellcheck.php

(there is a link to view the source code)

Craig Elliott
FireCompanies.com

Re: PHP Spelling module
 

There's a catch with that, it requires your PHP installation to have the spell check module installed. I've looked into it before. The php spell checker is also a little on the odd side.

I was working on a routine to do exactly what that example you showed there does, it's gathering dust somewhere on my machine at the moment :-D. I'll have to dig it out some time.