Registration

Hi @bobkata

I hope you’re fine today!

It should be showing a message that a username/e-mail is already registered. To make sure, I just tested default Forminator’s registration form on one of my test sites and it does show the message as expected.

Let me know please:
– are you using any other/additional plugins related to user registration/management on site?
– if new username/e-mail is used – is registration actually happening and creates a new user account or this fails as well?
– the theme that you are using – what is it and does it have any built-in custom login/registration forms and/or any additional setting for (any) forms?

Best regards,
Adam

– are you using any other/additional plugins related to user registration/management on site?
No I did not.

– if new username/e-mail is used – is registration actually happening and creates a new user account or this fails as well?
Yes registration is working fine in this situation.

– the theme that you are using – what is it and does it have any built-in custom login/registration forms and/or any additional setting for (any) forms?
I use hello elementor theme i think this theme is vanilla.

I also add Custom Form Redirect Based On Submitted Form Data by Panos Lyrakis @ WPMUDEV can this will be the problem?

Hi @bobkata

Thank you for response!

Is this the code that you’ve added (the “Custom form redirect…”)?

https://gist.github.com/wpmudev-sls/5af95872fe195ce45e50387ebfe03e91

If yes then it may work with login/registration forms but it wasn’t really created for this kind of form – and it’s a very “specific” kind of form that also hooks to WordPress core in a bit more ways than a “regular” form. So yes, it is possible that it is causing the issue.

But more importantly, it’s not needed anymore. Forminator now already includes “conditons” for submission behavior. If you look into “After submission” setting of your form, you’ll notice that you can:

– add multiple behaviors at once
– they can be “mixed”, including adding e.g. multiple different redirects
– and each “behavior” can be triggered “conditionally” based on value of form fields.

So it’s pretty much the same as that custom code does but “more and better” and all within plugin interface.

Having said that, yes – I’d try removing that custom form redirect code first. Then clear all caches and check if the issue with missing message is gone. If it is, you can set conditional redirects right in the plugin in “Behavior” section of the form settings, in “After submission” option.

Best regards,
Adam

Yes thank you this was the issue. I remov custom code and now I have error message. Thank you for adding this function in interface. I’m going to check it.

You made best forms ever thank you very much.