two different registration form

Hello,
I need your suggestions.

I have two different category of users and I need to have two different registration form.

I'm not sure if Auto Action or CB Conditional could help me in this purpose. I already installed both plugin but I need some extra help.

In practice I do not need two types of graphics, but it would be enough to show or hide fields depending on the type of customer category.

For example:

/index.php?option=com_comprofiler&task=registers&category=1
REGISTRATION FORM
field 1
field 2
field 3


/index.php?option=com_comprofiler&task=registers&category=2
REGISTRATION FORM
field 4
field 5
field 6


Thank you.

Create a field called "category" then let users select which one they want to be a part of. You'd then use CB Conditional to show/hide fields/tabs based off that category field. Neither of them can read the URL and show/hide fields based off a URL parameter.

Please, I really need to read the url parameters.

Where can I find te file to modify?

We don't support core edits so can't help you there, sorry. This can be done with a new plugin. It can probably also be done with "CB Profile Pro" I hear, but it's known to cause a lot of issues if not used properly (note we did not develop such a plugin, please search). If none of the fields are marked required I suppose you could use CB Auto Actions to add jQuery to the registration page to remove certain fields as the conditionals supports parameters (e.g. [get_category]).

krileon wrote: If none of the fields are marked required I suppose you could use CB Auto Actions to add jQuery to the registration page to remove certain fields as the conditionals supports parameters (e.g. [get_category]).

... an example please?

where can I find the auto action manual?

... an example please?

It's not your usercase, but you can find an example of how CB Auto Actions works below.

www.joomlapolis.com/support/tutorials/107-use-cases/18237-assigning-usergroup-based-on-cb-field-value

You can also search as jQuery and CSS usages of CB Auto Actions have already been provided.

where can I find the auto action manual?

There isn't one.