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I created a Form Builder registration form. Then I created a Form Builder profile form. Both for the same membership level. Under the column “Form Type” in the Form List the first is referred to as “Registration”, and the second “Profile”. Their formatting is identical as Form Builder seemed to anticipate this and pre-entered the same formatting as I created the profile form.
When a user registers via the registration form created above and logs-in, how does he then access the profile form created above? WordPress only offers the WordPress standard profile page, which that user has never seen before and doesn’t contain the content he entered into the Form Builder registration form.
I’ve attempted to create a page which has a link to the Form Builder created profile form. But where do I find the text for that link? Pages created in WordPress, for example, include the linking text (the permalink) to access that page bring created. Where is the permalink for a Form Builder created form?
Bob.
Hi Bob, did you by any chance enable the following option Hide Adminbar found under WP Membership -> Settings -> General Settings?
No, my “Hide Adminbar” box is not selected.
Bob.
Hi, try the following options. If you create a form for Membership Level Bronze and the ID is 3 add the following shortcode to a page. for example.
[swpm_registration_form level=3]
If the profile ID is 4 try the following shortcode and add it to a page.
[swpm_profile_form level=4]
Let me know if this helps you.
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