4.13.1 Newuser HTML Form
First, you need to generate all needed newuser HTML forms, which allow new members to join from your self replicating web site. You must select a Member Type, which determines which member type the new member will first be when they join through this form. You can also specify whether you want the deposit and withdraw information sections included in the HTML form.
If a membership fee is required when a new member joins, you should have the deposit information included. This means when a new member joins, they will have to enter payment information, which they will be charged for all membership fees. If you would like members to specify how they would like commission pay outs sent to them, you should have the withdraw information included. Alternatively, you can choose not to include the withdraw information, and allow members to enter in through the Member's Only Area after they join.
If you would like to create fields on the sign up form that are required to match each other, you can add a '_confirm_' before the field name. So if you needed for example, the password field to be confirmed in a separate field, you would create a field:
<input type="text" name="password" size=25>
and then another field:
<input type="text" name="_confirm_password" size=25>
This will ensure that the two fields must match in order for the signup form to be accepted.
4.13.2 Member's Only Area - Login Form
This form allows members to login to the Member's Only Area, by entering their username and password. You only need to generate this form if you selected "HTML login form" for the authentication method, during First Time Setup. If you selected "NCSA htaccess" for the authentication method, no login form is required, and members can login to the Member's Only Area by simply going to the URL such as:
http://www.domain.com/members_only/index.cgi
4.13.3 Member's Only Area - Home Page
This page is used as an example for the home page of the Member's Only Area, and contains links to all actions that members can perform. By default, every Member's Only Area you create will start with this default page, so there's usually no need to generate this page.
4.13.4 HTML Results
Once you have selected the HTML form to generate, submit the form. The next page will contain the results of the generated form, which you can then copy and paste into a web page. Alternatively, you can have the results saved to a web page using the form located on the bottom of the results page.