Yes you can, In a nutshell:

Learn how to make a custom form in umbraco https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/reference/templating/mvc/forms

When you have validated the data, use the content service to create a node. https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/reference/management/services/contentservice

when you save the node you will get an ID, save this for later.

Next use the memberservice to create a member. The documentation is a bit lacking here, but with a bit of code inspection you can do something like this.

var userService = ApplicationContext.Current.Services.UserService;
var userType = "myUserType";
var newUser = userService.CreateWithIdentity("username", "email",     "password_will_be_hashed_by_umbraco", userType);
newUser.StartContentIds = NodeIdFromBefore;
userService.Save(newUser);

Thanks for the reply. My problem actually is how to save the additional data - address, phone for the Umbraco Users. I know that this functionality is not a problem for Members, but in my case I need to work with Umbraco Users as they will edit Umbraco Nodes.

Hi,

In my humble opinion, only having seen limited requirements.. I would suggest you make the bar owners Members and provide a front end login which an "edit" bar page (via a surface controller!).

This will be far easier to maintain and will ensure that users don't have to learn how to use Umbraco. In my experience this will ensure they have fewer excuses in keeping their data up to date! You have more flexibility with one bar owner having multiple sites / bars / cities etc as you can just create a mapping link.

HTH

Steve

Hi, Steve, How will I know which bar is for the logged in Member?

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