Wishlist to PMPro problem
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Hello there,
I was using wishlist plugin, and now I want to use PMPro, but on wishlist I was able to create a registration form. Is there any simple way using a recommended plugin? For creating a form to be used on the PMPro checkout?
Which form plugin would be recommended and how would be the extra checkout.php that I would need to use?
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“We currently have a Signup Shortcode add-on available that may work for you – https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/add-ons/plus-add-ons/pmpro-signup-shortcode/”
That Gravity Forms seems not to be what I’m looking for neither.
I don’t want nothing for signup, my users are already all signup. And the signup is made on another platform. I just want to have a different submit form, not registration but for the user to be required to fill some custom fields, so the wordpress user account will have new fields and they will be filled on the membership checkout page. So the user will always be logged in when he goes to checkout page and on that page it will not ask to register an account, instead of that it will ask to fill new custom fields.
I’ve read this: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/add-ons/free-add-ons/pmpro-register-helper-add-checkout-and-profile-fields/code-examples/
But this is only for registration, right? It cant be use when we just want to edit/add new fields to the already existing user account?
I’ve used user meta plugin and create all the forms I needed and then use the shortcode of user meta plugin and put it on a new page. Then I’ve selected the TOS page to be my form page, and now the user should check the “TOS” (on my case its the form page), so he can buy a membership.
I guess its a good solution. 🙂
Thank you for your patience regarding this thread. I understand now, that is great news to hear.
You can use any form plugin of your choice and then push the data into your usermeta table.
A simple way of doing this will be to do the following:
1. Use the Register Helper add-on to capture the data upon registration (the fields may be optional) and show the fields in the users profile.
2. Use a plugin called Theme My Login which will move your ‘edit profile’ to the frontend and when users update their WordPress profile they will be able to insert/update these custom fields.
If Caldera Forms works for you, that’s also great as there are many ways to achieve the same outcome! Maybe we’ll write a blog for a separate form to push data to users data although this may be a bit technical for some users.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
If you would like assistance in setting up Register Helper and implementing this onto your site, please could you post a topic on our member forums over at http://www.paidmembershipspro.com
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