Hi Phill, you don't need to create a registration page like you create other mojoPortal content. Just like the search, login, and other core pages, registration is actually a real standalone aspx page. To get the "register" link to show up in your layout.master, make sure the following is present:

<portal:RegisterLink id="RegisterLink" runat="server" RenderAsListItem="true" />

This is documented in Understanding the Layout.master file. Keep in mind that the register link won't appear if you are signed into the site, or if new user registration is disabled for your site (through site settings). I believe you can place this link into other areas of the site, but you'll need to make sure that the id field is unique if it appears in more than one place (e.g. id="RegisterLink" for the first instance, and id="RegisterLink1" for the second).

If you want, you can also create a custom Registration Agreement that must be acknowledged when users register.

Jamie

Hi Phill, you can add an HTML instance to your home page, that's dedicated to inviting people to register. Put in some introductory text along with a register text or image link like this (updated per Joe D.'s message below):

<a href="/secure/register.aspx" title="Register" >Register for an Account</a>

If you want that register link to stand out, you can surround it with header tags like <h1>, <h2>, make it bold, use an image, etc.

After this, go into the settings of the HTML instance, and on the General tab, check the box that says "Hide from authenticated users." After that, if will only appear if you're logged out, so if you need to edit the HTML instance, you'll need to get to it via Administration, Content Manager.

Jamie

Thanks for the correction, Joe! I'll update my post.