nicheblogmedia , What you have in aMember CP -> Setup -> Advanced -> User can change the following fields
Display an additional field on the PDF receipt btw Display a custom field on the PDF receipt - simply add this Code: {$u.data.additionalfieldname} to amember / templates / mail_receipt_contact.pdf.txt cheers
Im trying to do something like that too. I made another post but maybe its best for me to just post here. Basically i have dozens of products but they are all under one subscription. However for tracking purposes i want to find out which item users are joining for. So an example would be this: 1) Someone goes to the signup page 2) There is a drop down box that says what product did you join for? 3) They select that item from the dropdown box. 4) They fill out the rest of the information and are on their way. 5) Keep in mind i already have an active site with a large number of users so i just want to make sure i wont have any database problems of "user field not found"
This is just something that I've come across a bunch of times in customizing my amember site and I thought it might be helpful to someone else since all of the above examples make the same generalization that the user manual makes. All custom fields are NOT stored in the same place in the member record. Whenever you are accessing your custom fields from the user or member record, it is important to note that your choice of common field or sql field in the admin cpanel matters. If you set up the custom field as a common field, it is stored in the data field, if you set it up as an sql field, it is not. All examples in the user manual assume that custom fields are set up as a common field. Thus, custom fields are accessed as $u.data.yourfield or $user.data.yourfield However, if the field was set up as an sql field, it is accessed as $u.yourfield I've come across that many times in the user manual where it is assumed that all custom fields are stored in the data field. But if you set it up as an sql field, it isn't. I've never seen that discussed here much, so I thought I'd post it in a sticky thread related to custom fields. Related to this, if you are writing a plugin, make sure your plugin can take into account both types of customized fields. I've recently encountered two plugins that did not work on my site until either I or the author of the plugin changed the code to also look for custom sql fields.
Checkbox - required checked I am trying to add a custom field that is a checkbox and it must be checked in order for the registration to complete. All the configurations I've tried allow registrations even if box is unchecked. I'm attaching a screenshot -- can you look at it and tell me how I can make this field required, FOR REAL? Thank you!
BTW, I know I can elect to use the included terms of service template, but I've chosen not to go that route.
did you ever get custom select statements working? A few people have asked for this over the years - but there doesn't seem to be any code snippets to suggest how to do it.
If you want to include field for date, aMember already have plugin for smarty that allow to do this: Code: {html_select_date prefix="begin_date" time=$p.begin_date start_year="-10" end_year="2037"} But of course you will need to include this manually in template. Also in php you will need to use this function to get valid date from three fields : PHP: $begin_date = set_date_from_smarty("begin_date",$vars);
I'm using aMember Pro v.4 to management users of website use CMS Wordpress. - On aMember allow add field to form sign up when guest register a account. - aMember allow sync user with wordpress when user add new account on aMember. - When I add new a field to form sign up. aMember process to save to database. - To amember could save this new data field on wordpress. I need to configure anything? Ex: I add fiel 'birthday' on form sign up. when user register, this fiels save to database of aMember. I need config anything to field 'birthday' save to database wordpress with account new create. Please help me! Thanks you!