• Resolved companyatif

    (@companyatif)


    I have implemented two forms for our upcoming event, and I require your assistance with a specific functionality between these forms.

    On the REGISTRATION page, participants can register for the 3-5 day event. Additionally, there is a separate WORKSHOPS page where participants can select the days they wish to attend along with the respective details for each day.

    I am seeking guidance on how to incorporate an option in the WORKSHOPS page to verify if the user has already registered for the event. This option would offer two choices:

    1. “I’m already registered for the event”
    2. “Register me for the Event”

    If a user selects option 2 (“Register me for the Event”), I’d like to prompt them to fill out the REGISTRATION form directly.

    Could you please advise if this functionality is possible to implement? Your guidance on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

    P.S: REGISTRATION page form isn’t for User Registration but for the event registration. This form is visible to registered users only.

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  • Plugin Support Jair – WPMU DEV Support

    (@wpmudevsupport15)

    Hi @companyatif,

    I hope you are doing well today!

    Yes, this functionality could be implemented with Forminator:

    1. Assuming you already have the two forms built (“Registration” and “Workshop”), begin to set up your functionality on the “Workshop” form.
    2. Under the fields tab, add a Radio Buttons field. This field type allows you to present two choices to your users. Label these choices as “I’m already registered for the event” and “Register me for the Event”.
      https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/forminator/#radio-field
    3. Once the radio buttons field is added, make use of Forminator’s built-in “Visibility” condition. You can make it so that if a user selects “Register me for the Event”, it triggers the appearance of certain additional fields meant for the registration process.
      https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/forminator/#Forminator-Conditional-Logic
    4. Add the necessary fields you would normally have on your separate registration page. These fields should be hidden initially and will only be visible when the condition in step 3 is met.
    5. Follow similar steps to handle the scenario when user selects “I’m already registered for the event”. Here, you just need to present fields relevant to workshop preference and not the registration ones.
    6. Finally, ensure that the “workshop” form has a submit/capture button that sends all of this data as required – whether the participant is registering for the first time or has already registered.
    7. It’s better to have form submission notifications set up to ensure you receive a notice when someone fills out the form.

    Remember your scenario requires good planning based on field visibility conditions to make this work seamlessly. Without being able to customize further and as per the restriction in Forminator, this seems the most plausible plan.

    Kind regards,
    Zafer

    Plugin Support Nithin – WPMU DEV Support

    (@wpmudevsupport11)

    Hi @companyatif,

    Since we haven’t heard from you for a while. I’ll mark this thread as resolved for now. Please feel free to open a new thread if you have new queries.

    Best Regards
    Nithin

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