Need Help with Adding New Fields to the Registration Form
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Hi there!
I need help with my registration form when a person is trying to sign up and create an account on our website. I need some dropdown type of field to be created on it. Is there a way to do it? For some reason, there is only a limited amount of field options I have when I would like to add new fields via Elementor. Are there ways to edit it so I could add my-own-customized fields?
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Hi @rzaev001,
Trust you are doing good and thank you for reaching out to us.
It’s possible to add a Select Field in a registration form created using Forminator. Please find more details about Forminator registration forms in our documentation here: https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/forminator/#registration-and-login-forms
I hope that helps. Please feel free to get back to us if you need any further assistance.
Kind Regards,
Nebu JohnThanks for providing me with the information! I have a quick question as to whether your plugin would help me create a specific type of form. I have a screenshot of it. Would there be a chance to share it with you somehow?
Hi @rzaev001
Hope you are doing fine!
You can share the form image or design via https://snipboard.io/, Google Drive, Dropbox or any cloud services in the next reply, and we’ll confirm if it could be created using Forminator.
Also, you can take a look at the Forminator videos in our channel to have a better idea of the features included: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV1BcivFAIdvZy1UHA1ZMpQfffoBuaken
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards
Luis
Hi,
Thanks for your response! Please, go to this Google Drive link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rA_JwvIso8FqMoENcUVLJQVkWyueKXoT/view?usp=sharing
Let me know if there is an option of creating a similar sign-in form where I can have both a login and a registration forms altogether.
Hi @rzaev001
Currently you can’t create a single form that would be login and registration form.
You would need to create two separate form – one form being registration form and one for login and put them on two pages.
You can then add a HTML-type field to each of these forms, putting link to the other form in that field.
Kind regards,
AdamHi,
Does it mean I cannot create the form I shared with you? For more clarification, I am sending out another screenshot of the registration page that I currently have:
Registration form: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RdINJ6ut6LO7TCYU43F44XhmARFMPQpE/view?usp=sharing
Login Form: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rA_JwvIso8FqMoENcUVLJQVkWyueKXoT/view?usp=sharing
As you can see, this is not a single form. This is two separate forms but I can have them meld together to make just a single page, not multiple ones (I do not want to create several tabs but rather combine them, which does not mean they are the same form). Would ‘You can then add a HTML-type field to each of these forms, putting link to the other form in that field’ method would help me solve the issue and replicate the exact same shared login/registration forms?
Hi @rzaev001
Currently Forminator lets you create the registration and the login forms separately. The HTML field will help you create links to the page where each on of the forms is located.
Let me share a video tutorial that can help you with an example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdgSb-GwpSUHope this information helps.
Kind regards
Luis
Hi,
I saw this tutorial already in the first place and it does not help much. As I asked before after sending you one of the examples, would there be a chance to recreate this form? Is there a way for a login form to have a clickable text saying ‘create new account’ that leads to the registration form? Similar to what my template reads essentially. Please, let me know as the video does not cover this part at all.
Thank you!
Hi @rzaev001
Besides creating the forms as indicated in the video, you can add an HTML field before the submit button, and then add the code to link to the required page based.
For the login form, you could add something like this:
<a href="yoursite.com/registration-page">Not registered yet? Click Here</a>
And for the registration form:
<a href="yoursite.com/login-page">Already registered? Login Here</a>
Find more information about the HTML field in our documentation:
https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/forminator/#html-fieldHope this information helps
Kind regards
Luis
Hi there,
Thanks for all of your help so far! However, I encountered another issue when creating contact forms on my pages using your plugin. Please, take a look at the following screenshots to familiarize yourself:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vllJM8UCcUvmNEScIGerRwJGXGxlfluX/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LrwHeWSabIrkk2z3Ydu9j7W6HvMpJrVo/view?usp=sharing
Take a look at ‘do you have an item to donate’ and ‘country’ where 1) the fields are styled different for some reason and look off compared to others; how do I match it with the overall style of the rest of the fields? 2) once selected, the drop-downs for both of the fields go over the other fields. Is that fixable at all?
Thanks for all of your help and hope these issues are also solvable!
Hi @rzaev001
These issues are specific to the site and are caused by some CSS (usually) or JS (rarely but it happens) that comes from your site’s theme or one of the plugins.
It is usually fixable with a bit of custom CSS but we would need to be able to check this particular form on your site directly – because the issue is not a bug in Forminator but specific conflict with specific site setup.
Could you, please, share an URL to the page with the form in question so we could take a close look and provide CSS for you?
Kind regards,
AdamHi!
Thanks for your quick response, I appreciate all of your help so far!
Speaking of the links, sure, here you are:
https://golfcharitee.com/contact/
https://golfcharitee.com/golf-courses/
https://golfcharitee.com/partners/
Let me know if you have any further questions in this respect! Thanks!
Hi @rzaev001,
Thanks for sharing the link. On checking further the issue is more related to the mixed content error which in turn is causing the stylesheet of the form to not load.
A mixed content error occurs when your website is still trying to load assets via http instead of https.
Could you please go to your WordPress dashboard under?Settings > General?and make sure the “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)” have https instead of http in their URLs?
One of the main reasons for the issue to occur would be due to that. If the site URLs have http, please update that to https and save the changes and that should help with resolving the issue.
Please do make sure you have the latest backup of the website before you make such changes so that you could revert when needed.
Please do let us know how that goes. Have a nice day ahead.
Kind Regards,
NithinThanks a lot, it helped!
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