Standalone Join Page

Hi, 

I'm curious if it is possible to create just a join page on a separate domain from my dolphin site, for different languages, countries etc... The join of course would join and take them to the official page and domain. Can someone point me in the right direction of how to do this?

Thanks

anyone ever done this?

Any dev want $ to do this? Please PM.

Thanks

Hmmm! I think it would require client side form validation as cross domain ajax validation can't be done. But i am not able to remember anything that would stop any form with correct field and data to create account with post.

Oh btw you looked this http://www.boonex.com/m/dolphin-api ?

I did see that, but I'm not too sure how to go about the php coding side of things unfortunately... but it sounds like it's part of what I need...

 Any dev want $ to do this? Please PM.

Not adequately explained.

I do not understand.

Deano, 

I have numerous domains in which I want to be directed to my dolphin site. However I do not want them to simply be re-directed to the other domain. I want to have different language join pages for the respective domains etc...

So I'm looking to just have my existing splash page customized, so it's shown on these other domains and when the visitor fills out the join form (or the login fields), it inserts the data (or logs in) to the main licensed domain, and then takes them there....

Make sense?

I think i get it.

Creating an account from another domain is possible. But logging in is not. Login requires cookies and cookies do not work across domain names. So the site would have to redirect to the primary site and the login would have to take place there.

no way to add authorized domains into the cookies or something...?

No. May be possible with 3'rd party cookies but i don't think so as those types of cookies are used mostly with banners displayed by 3'rd party for keeping track of them.(Tracking cookies) and most browsers are configured by default not to accept 3'rd party cookies so that in itself makes it unpractical. I do not think a authentication method using them has ever been attempted or even if it would work.

I could simply just have a link to a login page then.

You think this is something you could tackle?

To busy with other things.

anyone else?

Just a note, if its a sub domain of the main domain than a cookie can be set to work with all sub domain and domain.

they are completely different domains.

Everyone is too busy to do any custom work 

 There is no limit on developers, just try odesk or freelancer

This is true... I've never looked outside of boonex which makes me nervous as I'm not sure who would be competent. 

Anyone know if it's possible to just have a different page with only the join form showing in an iframe? I've seen a bunch of examples online, but none seem to be able to adjust properly...