Do you have a list somewhere with the most common field names? Like first name and last name as two separate fields for people signing up to a Mailchimp newsletter.
I'm experiencing the same issue with a registration form using custom ACF profile fields, they're not being saved to the admin profile page and my support for avada has expired. This seems like something that should be included in the documentation as ACF PRO is bundled with Avada but I've been searching high and low without finding a resolution. ACF keeps pointing me to Avada for the solution *sigh*
Settiing a password is always part of registration. If you need some assistance with this, please head over to My Avada and submit a support ticket. Our team will gladly assist and guide you with this > bit.ly/3WBiskw
You should be able to use the Redirect to URL contfirmation type in the Confirmation tab. If you need assistance, please submit a support ticket here my.avada.com/submit-a-ticket/, and a member of our team will gladly assist you.
Hello, is there anyway to check the registrations within WordPress or only through my email? I have a person saying to have registered but I have no email coming from his account, so I need to check all the registrations to see if I can find this person's registration.... Thank you
You should be able to go to Avada Forms > the form you are using, and then click on View Entries under Database Entries, but only if you have set the Submission Action to Save to Database. If you need some assistance with this, please head over to My Avada and submit a support ticket. Our team will gladly assist and guide you > bit.ly/3WBiskw
@@AvadaVideos Form entry notifications are only sent if the form submission type is set to Ajax. If it's set to "Post" (which is need for the registration form) the site admin will not receive the form entries and they are not stored to the database either. Is there a way Avada could fix this? Because it also seems to prevent custom fields from being stored to the admin profile page.
Although I made sure that the field names are correct and the registration link in the submission option is correct, when I enter my information as a normal user, it redirects me to the default WordPress login page, and from there I have to go to the WordPress default registration page to Enter my username and email again to register, what is the solution?
If you need some assistance with this, please head over to My Avada and submit a support ticket. Our team will gladly assist and guide you with this > bit.ly/3WBiskw
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Do you have a list somewhere with the most common field names?
Like first name and last name as two separate fields for people signing up to a Mailchimp newsletter.
If you need assistance, please submit a support ticket here my.avada.com/submit-a-ticket/, and a member of our team will gladly assist you.
I'm experiencing the same issue with a registration form using custom ACF profile fields, they're not being saved to the admin profile page and my support for avada has expired. This seems like something that should be included in the documentation as ACF PRO is bundled with Avada but I've been searching high and low without finding a resolution. ACF keeps pointing me to Avada for the solution *sigh*
Is it possible to have a user set a password when they register?
Settiing a password is always part of registration. If you need some assistance with this, please head over to My Avada and submit a support ticket. Our team will gladly assist and guide you with this > bit.ly/3WBiskw
Hi @ServiceAcademyROTCInsiders, did you find the solution? Thanks
How to redirect to a specific page after registration(not after login) instead of redirecting to default wordpress "checkemail" page.
You should be able to use the Redirect to URL contfirmation type in the Confirmation tab. If you need assistance, please submit a support ticket here my.avada.com/submit-a-ticket/, and a member of our team will gladly assist you.
Hello, is there anyway to check the registrations within WordPress or only through my email? I have a person saying to have registered but I have no email coming from his account, so I need to check all the registrations to see if I can find this person's registration.... Thank you
You should be able to go to Avada Forms > the form you are using, and then click on View Entries under Database Entries, but only if you have set the Submission Action to Save to Database. If you need some assistance with this, please head over to My Avada and submit a support ticket. Our team will gladly assist and guide you > bit.ly/3WBiskw
@@AvadaVideos Form entry notifications are only sent if the form submission type is set to Ajax. If it's set to "Post" (which is need for the registration form) the site admin will not receive the form entries and they are not stored to the database either. Is there a way Avada could fix this? Because it also seems to prevent custom fields from being stored to the admin profile page.
Although I made sure that the field names are correct and the registration link in the submission option is correct, when I enter my information as a normal user, it redirects me to the default WordPress login page, and from there I have to go to the WordPress default registration page to Enter my username and email again to register, what is the solution?
If you need assistance, please submit a support ticket here my.avada.com/submit-a-ticket/, and a member of our team will gladly assist you.
Hmmm for some reason I'm getting a 404 s I submit the registration form.
If you need some assistance with this, please head over to My Avada and submit a support ticket. Our team will gladly assist and guide you with this > bit.ly/3WBiskw