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See this for full desc about that component <br />
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<a href="http://www.joomlaxi.com/support/documentation/59-multiple-profile-type.html" rel="ugc">http://www.joomlaxi.com/support/documentation/59-multiple-profile-type.html</a>&nbsp;
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See this for full desc about that component

http://www.joomlaxi.com/support/documentation/59-multiple-profile-type.html [http://www.joomlaxi.com/support/documentation/59-multiple-profile-type.html] 

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Thanks a lot seems it is working for me 
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Hi,<br />
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Did u tried the above...
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Hi,<br />
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we are &nbsp;using jomsocial for social networking ..we want to achieve when sign up, different type of users will have different sign up registration forms<br />
is it possible to achieve through joomla or jomsocial <br />
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Thanks in Advance<br />
Byteridge 
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Hi,

we are  using jomsocial for social networking ..we want to achieve when sign up, different type of users will have different sign up registration forms
is it possible to achieve through joomla or jomsocial 

Thanks in Advance
Byteridge 

Different users will have different registration forms  in joomla

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