easyregistrationforms

Hello @josemetal7,

Thank you for contacting us. You can use our hook “erf_user_created” which is called after user registration. Example:

add_action(‘erf_user_created’, ‘user_created’, 10, 3);
function user_created($user_id, $form_id,$sub_id){
// Here you will be able to access $_POST
}

Regarding the $_POST key, It is generated dynamically by our plugin. As of now, there is no way to get the field name from the configuration. You can inspect it in the browser console by checking the field’s name.

Hello @altamirneto,

There is no feature to search as per the field values. Our default search function searches the value in all the submissions.

Hello @willian303,

As of now, there is no such feature. However, we are developing an add-on to implement such a feature. It will be live in January next year.

Hello @dpalbume,

Except “Submissions” all the string should be translatable from WooCommerce. You can use standard MO/PO editor to translate any string in our plugin. Same applies for “Submissions”.

@jeroentjed,

As this issue is specific to your website environment, I am closing this ticket here.

Hello @abelicious,

Thank you for the email. There is no such progress bar, though our Multipage generate Tabs for each page which might help. Please check here.

Kindly clear your website’s (WordPress) cache if you are using any cache plugin.
If you still can’t add fields, feel free to drop us an email on [email protected] for further assistance since we would require more details about the issue and we would also need your website’s access in order to debug the issue.

Looking forward.

Hello @hncetin,

Can you please clear your cache and check again.