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you can edit views/add.php file and add the field you want. all the available fields are in views/admin_member_form_common_part.phpoption 2:
you can use swpm form builder addon. it allows you to customize registration form the way you want.when a user has just registered but didn’t verify email address, you need some place to store the user info. you may consider a temporary table to store that data time to time. you can achieve the same goal without a temporary table too. you may write a cron script (if you are a programmer) that will run once everyday and delete accounts that are pending and older than a month or so. we currently don’t have this script. we will consider adding this feature later.
since you set default account status to “pending”, the account status will be pending. once you change status to active, user should be able to login using the user/pass sent in the email. you can customize the email template to make it more meaningful (Settings->Email Settings)
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you need to use addon to include custom fields in the formquestion 2:
in settings->General Settings, you can set “Default Account Status” to “Pending”. so when a new user registers, she has to wait for approval.you need to create a html form and keep it hidden using css. the form must contain following 3 fields:
1. name: swpm_user_name type: text
2. name: swpm_password type: password
3. name: swpm-login type: submityou can pur the form inside a “div” tag and use the id of the div in you popup.
sorry simple membership plugin doesn’t have any built-in profile exporting tool at the moment.
its on our todo list.Take the following steps to apply protection your content so only members can have access to it.
1. Edit the Post or Page that you want to protect in WordPress editor.
2. Scroll down to the section titled “Simple WP Membership Protection”.
3. Select “Yes, Protect this content” option.
4. Check the membership levels that should have access to that page’s content.
5. Hit the Update/Save Button to save the changes.as i said already, you cannot use form builder addon like you use visual form builder. there is restriction on the number of form you can create. any data you add using form builder addon, will insert into simplemembership plugin database table.
if you are looking for wordpress member id then you can use this approach. but this is not going to give you simple membership user id (which is different from wordpress user id). to get simple membership user id, you can do this:
$auth = BAuth::get_instance(); if ($auth->is_logged_in()){ $member_id = $auth->get('member_id'); // content for members } else{ // content for non-members }yes the UI is based on Visual Form Builder of Matt Munro. but the backend php code is mostly rewritten to integrate with simple membership. so you cannot use it as general form builder.
