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Dmitry,
Thank you for the, as usual, very prompt response. This is what makes WA great. I did recall that you were working on overhauling the architecture of the site. I just didn't remember where you were with that effort. I will admit that a large portion of my post last night was out of frustration in trying to figure out the modifications necessary to match my existing site, which I have now done.
I eagerly look forward to seeing the changes you have made when you roll out 4.2 Never fear, I and my organization, have no intention of leaving. We're in it for the long haul because at heart, the product works great.
Thanks,
Russell
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I have a great example of this that I am having to deal with right now. This event actually covers 2 wishlist items, but that is a different matter.
I have an event with 3 Registration types.
This is a joint event between our organization and another organization, which accounts for the first 2 registration types.
1. Member Registration
2. Other Organization Member: Uses entry code to validate membership
3. Non-Member - Signing up for this costs a flat amount which will give the person membership in both organizations for a year. For this reason, we are collecting address, job title, and other contact information for these people.
The information that is being collected for Membership Type 3, does not need to be collected for #'s 1 or 2. We already have that information for existing members.
I think that this directly supports the need to have Registration Form Fields be tied to the Registration Type.
On the separate note, is the wish, which has been discussed in other places, to tie event registration and membership registration together. Since the Non-members will gain membership in our organization for a year when they pay, we will have to separately add them as members, and re enter the collected contact information into the appropriate fields under membership. It would be great to have, for example, a checkbox option to add this registration type as new members, and also to select which membership type should be applied. This would then autogenerate an invoice and payment completion with the fee that was included on the event registration form.
Another tangent: If you are able to link a membership, and a membership type, then if this is done when setting up a membership form, if you pulled the list of available fields from a membership type, and could choose to add those to the registration form so they would be directly linked like the initial contact fields are now.
Sorry those other comments are off topic. Feel free to move them if there is a more appropriate place.
Russell