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Sorry @dnesscarkey I just realised the users are successfully completing the gravity form but getting stuck at the WP registration form which I’m using the Theme My Login plugin and also a captcha.

Does WP Armour work with theme my login?

UPDATE:

This plugin SB Welcome Email Editor was able to do what I needed along with import users from CSV plugin, awesome!

It’s really just having the login form and register pages in the template:

http://staging.nzmusicteachers.co.nz/login

http://staging.nzmusicteachers.co.nz/join-up/?action=register form is down the bottom of this page

Register Plus has everything except having forms in the front end and some redirect to stop subscribers going to backend on login etc

The old site nzmusicteachers.co.nz has them working together but the versions are old like you said hmm. Might have to sit on this for a bit?

Hey Radiok,

I’ll look into this when I update to 3.9.2 saw the upgrade notice 🙂

I’ve pushed the site to a testing server, bugger is the registration process isn’t saving any of the additional extra fields 🙁 I can go in an edit my profile and save them which is great but the initial registration isn’t saving anything.

I’m using theme my login too. Do you reckon there is a conflict when you register?

staging.nzmusicteachers.co.nz

Cool, here is an example of what I have going in the template if that helps

// the url is nzmusicteachers.co.nz/theory-lessons
// the extra field key is rpr_instruments, values are theory_lessons,trumpet_lessons,guitar_lessons

		$slug = basename(get_permalink()); // Page Slug which is theory-lessons
		$service = str_replace("-", "_", $slug); // so theory-lessons becomes theory_lessons

		$professional_crew = array(
			'role' => 'professional',
			'meta_key' => rpr_instruments,
			'meta_value' => $service,
			'meta_compare' => 'LIKE'
    	);

    ////////////       Professional       ////////////

	// Create the WP_User_Query object

		$wp_user_query = new WP_User_Query($professional_crew);

	// Get the results

		$authors = $wp_user_query->get_results();

	// Check for results

		if (!empty($authors)) {

		// loop through each author

	    	foreach ($authors as $author) { 

	    		// do stuff like

	    		$instruments = get_the_author_meta('rpr_instruments');
	    		$no_underscores = str_replace("-", "_", $instruments);
	    		echo str_replace(", ", ",", $no_underscores); // add a space after the comma

			}

		}

One thing I noticed was that the output of the checkbox items using;

the_author_meta('rpr_instruments');

Bass Guitar Lessons,Trumpet Lessons,Theory Lessons

is spat out as the following in my template

bass_guitar_lessons,trumpet_lessons,theory_lessons

but in the labels of the form, spacing and capitalisation is respected

If I put spaces they are replaced with _’s. Is it possible to output the checkboxes as they appear in the labels? I know I can do a str_replace() but wondered if this is avoidable?

Also I was keen to do a WP_User_Query query to see if the user had checked an option but the value contains all the checked options as above. Do think it is possible to do something like this if the user has checked multiple options?

$professional_crew = array(
			'role' => 'professional',
			'meta_key' => rpr_instruments,
			'meta_value' => 'theory_lessons'
    		);

WP_User_Query($professional_crew);

Thankyou sooo much mate, I’ll keep working but I reckon this should be all good 🙂