I wrote my own, sort of.

I used ContentMonger, which I just released as free for noncommercial
use and $99 per commercial domain.  You can now get what was the full
Pro version in the Exchange download. Here's how I do conference reg.

1. CMonger has a built-in form generator and data handler.  Forms can
be secure and you can plug in your own code that supplements the form
prrocessor, or optionally replaces it.

2. The form generator has a "form store" that allows you to create a
form once, or any number of individual form components (like a U.S.
state drop-down) and re-use it in any other form as either an entirely
new form or a part of a new form.

3. So the developer creates a 'generic' event registration form with
all of the usual bells and whistles in the Form Store.

4. the client uses the CMS to write up all of the BS associated with
describing the conference event.  Several pages of same I would
assume.  For the registration page, they import the stored master
signup form with a mouse click or two and then just change the event
name, pricing, dates displayed and so on.

5. When the form is submitted, the customized code supplement you
wrote (an authnet call is real simple, and I actually just wrote a few
weeks ago real easily thanks to the code Crow T. Robot shared with me)
supplements the standard form processor.

If you need to add and permission users into the system as a part of
the signup process (I do that as part of an elearning module built
into the same system) you can do that as well.


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