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&nbsp;Hi All,<br />
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I can't seem to get the page route module to move to the next page, after it creates the profile page. 1. I created a route called Registration 2. Inside the route I have two pages, a) Content Profile Editing Form b) Node Add form<br />
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The page route should take the user to the profile create page, and then route to the create a group node page.<br />
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Problem is after the user is directed to the content profile editing form and clicks next, it redirects back to the profile form instead of going to the next page.<br />
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Any ideas, this does not seem normal at all. <br />
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 Hi All,

I can't seem to get the page route module to move to the next page, after it creates the profile page. 1. I created a route called Registration 2. Inside the route I have two pages, a) Content Profile Editing Form b) Node Add form

The page route should take the user to the profile create page, and then route to the create a group node page.

Problem is after the user is directed to the content profile editing form and clicks next, it redirects back to the profile form instead of going to the next page.

Any ideas, this does not seem normal at all. 
 

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