How can users get to the register page first and then login after they receive their account details

SharePoint FBA Pack
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Hi All,
   If the SP 2010 site is exposed to the internet.
User would have to get to a page where they can register first before they can log in.
How can i use this FBA pack to achie this?

Thanks in Advance.
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One of two ways:
  1. Create a standard SharePoint page and add the Membership Request web part to it. Allow anonymous access on the document library that contains the page. No coding required.
  2. Create a SharePoint application page inheriting from UnsecuredLayoutsPageBase, with AllowAnonymousAccess and AllowNullWeb returning true. Add the webpart as a control to this page. The benefit of this method is that it is available on all web applications that you host on SharePoint. The drawback is that coding is required.
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Thanks ccoulson for the solutions.
Will give the 2 a shot
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Hi ccoulson,,
         Just wanted to post some findings here.
1) When i set allow anonymous i can't get into the site using SharePoint Designer.Any work around for this?
2) Is there a way i can pre load/add all usernames and password to the ASPNETDB - dbo.aspnet_Users tables?
3) Can a custom asp.net be used for users to register,change pasword etc///?

Thanks in Advance
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1) There shouldn't be any problems using sharepoint designer with allow anonymous on - it should still log you in via windows authentication or FBA depending on the settings for the zone. All of my sites have allow anonymous on, and I can access SharePoint designer with no issues.

2) Sure - i'd suggest creating a powershell script. Take a look at this discussion:

https://sharepoint2010fba.codeplex.com/discussions/342998

You can use the link there for the delete powershell script as a starting point.

There's also some info on making membership calls from powershell here:

http://www.ilovesharepoint.com/2010/03/manage-aspnet-providers-with-powershell.html

3) Not completely sure what you're asking here. Can a custom membership provider be used? Yes - i've done it before and it works great.