Try vbulletin.com you will be more likely to get your answer there. More people participate in that forum.

You can use replacement variables from the adminCP to change all links to register.php.

I have no clue how to go about logging visits to register.php, and banning the IP address, however automated banning of IP address doesn't sound like a good idea given that someone could link a visitor to register.php for that very reason...

@Nickbe. Read above mate. I tried at .com and got told NO help if you edit code.
@BSMedia I am rather suspect about the replacement variables.
Perhaps its simply i am not used to them. I am not sure.
However the redirects within the forum are simple anyhow. That i can do.
As for the automated banning. I have already worked that out just fine.
I have everything working except the one problem as mentioned several times here.
At the end of the registration process when using my custom register page i am getting redirected to register.php?do=addmember and i dont want this obviously.
I want to redirect to MYPAGE.php?do=addmember
If i could get that answered then i am home free. Yet it appears no one is willing to come forward and explain to me.

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Got it sorted out.
Thanks for all the help.

Damink, I'm in the process of researching how this could be done. Have you ever managed to complete this project? I've read register.php is referenced in numerous php files, so I guess they all would need to be edited, not just template edits.