I've searched and search but to no avail. I cant find a simple way to have the registration form on a page in my wordpress site. I've seen a lot of plugins that kind of do it but they also make you customize the form or have a gazzlion bugs in them. I just want to reproduce the register form that appears at:
www.example.com/wp-login.php?action=register
I dont want a members plugin either as I am in the midst of creating my own CRM type plugin.
Here is an (old) article about customizing your registration / login form:
http://digwp.com/2010/12/login-register-password-code/
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I have a landing page with a call to action that points a user to a video and a quiz. The quiz is powered by a larger LMS, LearnDash.
LearnDash has the option to require the end user to enter information (fields are customization) before receiving their grade on the quiz.
When the user submits that information, I'd like to have it register them an account on the site. I'm not sure where to begin linking this process together.
I do know buddypress uses register.php to create an account,how do I hook that up to a button?
You can utilize the following three hooks to customize the registration form: register_form, registration_errors, & user_register.
You can learn more about customizing the registration form in the WordPress Codex by visiting this link.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Customizing_the_Registration_Form
If using hooks is to complicated, there are a number of WordPress plugins available that make customizing the registration page a breeze.
RegistrationMagic - Plugin
Ultimate Member - Plugin
I'm using Opencart 1.5.5.1.
I have researched for about 2 days now on how to add a new field to my registration pages (create new account, register checkout and guest checkout) but without any luck. It seems nobody has done a step-by-step tutorial on how to do this seeing that (as I understood) it is not that simple.
My question: How can I add new required fields to all my register pages in Opencart 1.5.5.1?
I wrote a post on how to add re-captcha captcha field in opencart registration page sometime back. Please have a look at this. You can follow this post and achieve what you want with slight modifications.
Can someone please help me with implementing a customized form into Magento?
I have created a PHP form that works outside Magento that collects user data and allows them to upload a file. I am clueless as to how to get this functioning in the Magento environment. We are already taking advantage of the internal form with a contact us. This one is a feedback form to collect user data.
I have been digging around in Google for a couple of hours now and the only scenarios are how to get aspects of their forms working, not how they got it in there in the first place.
Your responses are appreciated. I am even open to you just giving me the right link to look at.
There is a good article about how to create a custom form in magento: Create custom form.
It describes how to create a route in config.xml, how to create the controller php (where you can handle the post action), and an example of the template file.
I am writing a component for Joomla 1.5. There is a need for a Form in it, infact three forms are needed.
I have searched and looked a lot but could not find where to start so that i should be able to show the form on the front end. The forms will show up in the front end depending upon user information. There will be some difference in each from.
How can i program the form? I know how the components are written, but confused about how forms are integrated in components.
Here you can find a good tutorial about creating a Joomla Component http://docs.joomla.org/Developing_a_Model-View-Controller_Component_-_Part_1
Probably you have to create 3 views for each form.
i want to create a custom form with some fields that i could add/edit/delete on database
how integrate my form with wordpress?
do you know a website ,that have a tutorial about this process ?
thanks
There are plugins that allow you to create custom forms (cformsII), and with some additional PHP knowledge you can retrieve the data using their API. I found this tutorial that quickly goes through installing, configuring and retrieving data from this plugin. That same page also listed some additional forms plugins that are worth looking at.
Another option is to do this using HTML and PHP without the use of a plugin. The following link will give you some insight in how to start and some code that can get you started:
http://www.paulmc.org/whatithink/2009/02/05/using-wordpress-templates-to-create-forms/
Note: There is a plugin called Formidable but only the Pro version allows you to easily retrieve the data from the database.
This is a really involved question, so it shouldn't be asked here.
P.S. Not specific to WordPress but http://teamtutorials.com/web-development-tutorials/php-tutorials/inserting-data-into-a-mysql-database-using-php