Hi there,
You can make a form for each kid on the team and name the form with their name. Each kid can have their own unique goals and you can display the form and the goals however you want on your site.
Does that address your question?
Its not resolved no , what I am wanting to achieve is this
http://fundrasing.davidbuckleyni.co.uk/player/tonry-pulser/
you see I have put ur short code here is thier not some way to have a generic form per user just their going be thousands of these kids signing up on this.
So ideally what i want is one form but muliple people donating
So every player could have a donate form so is their any shortcodeto allow that type of abilite ie to track where the donation came from
OK, let me see if I got this right now:
You’re going to have a profile page like that for 1,000’s of kids? And you don’t want to create 1,000’s of donation forms, just ONE donation form that is listed at the bottom of ALL those kids’ pages?
Then, you want to know which PAGE (meaning which kids profile page) generated that donation. That way it’s just one form, but you can see from the data which kid raised the most money based on the money coming from their page.
Is that correct?
Well they do say a picture paints a thousand words and yes that is it exactly i no prob goes beyond scope of your plugin but a per user form is exaclty what I need would their be a easy way to hack it my personal email is [email protected] if you want to keep it of the forums.
But i though as you could have diff forms per user maybe way of doing it as your plugin ticks all the boxes ie usa complainince and all for donations.
http://cassyrowebenefit.org/ its for this benefit orgnization if you could do anything be great if you read here story she trying hard for kids.
What you can do is this then:
1) Use WordPress’s do_shortcode() method to output the Give form at the bottom of the Profile page. This will force the form to be output on ALL profiles. Then you’ll have just ONE form, but across ALL profiles
2) Create a custom hidden field in the form which automatically inputs the page url. We have documentation on creating custom fields here:
https://givewp.com/documentation/developers/how-to-create-custom-form-fields/
3) Currently there’s not an easy way to add that custom form data into the reports, but you could easily add that data into the confirmation emails per donation with custom Email Tags:
https://givewp.com/documentation/developers/how-to-add-custom-email-tags/
That’s probably more work than you’re expecting. I will say that your use-case reinforces for me the need for some basic Form Analytics. We’re working with the Yoast Team to have Give Analytics integrated into their E-Commerce Addon so that would be another solid option once that’s released.
Thanks!
