Community Support Forums — WordPress® ( Users Helping Users ) — 2011-01-24T02:00:45-05:00 http://www.primothemes.com/forums/feed.php?f=4&t=1846 2011-01-24T02:00:45-05:00 http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1846&p=5960#p5960 <![CDATA[Re: Multiple Registration Forms]]>
Just incase someone else is wondering, I first put this in the top of config-user-registration-inc.php of s2member (i guess you could put it in wp-signup too or something i dunno). THis is used to block the registration page and force to choose which user they want to sign up as.

Code:
$user_type = $_GET['user_type'];
$query = $_GET['action'];
if ((!ereg ("TypeB|TypeA", $user_type))&&($query == "register")){
echo <<<END
<div style="height:800px; width:100%; z-index:50; background-color:#FFF; position:absolute; text-align:center;">
<form method="GET" action="/wp-login.php">
<label>Choose Your User Type: </label>
<input name="action" type="hidden" value="register" />
<select name="user_type" id="user_type">
<option selected="selected" value="Please Choose">Please Select</option>
<option value="TypeA">TypeA</option>
<option value="TypeB">TypeB</option>
</select>
<input type="submit" value="Submit" />
</form>
</div>
END;
} else if (($user_type == "TypeB")||($user_type == "TypeA")) {
//The original code from said page goes here
}

This will just make sure the query is at the end of the uri - (ie. /wp-login?action=register&user_type=typeA)

Then I added my input based on a if clause of php to custom-reg-fields-inc.php, again im sure you could add them to wp-signup or something.

So for example something like this with a link to change user type ass well:

Code:
$user_type = $_GET['user_type'];
            echo "<p><input id='user_type_input' type='text' readonly='readonly' name='user_type_input' value='$user_type' />
         <label for='user_type'>User Type</label><br><small>Note* This cannot be changed after registeration</small><br/>To change this user type <a href='/wp-login.php?action=register'>Click Here</a></p>";
         if ($user_type == "typeA"){
echo <<<END
<label>User Type A Name</label><input  name="userA_name" type="text" />
END;
} else if ($user_type == "typeB") {
echo <<<END
<label>User Type B Name</label><input  name="userB_name" type="text" />
END;
}


Now the form will be displayed depending on what user type is selected

To post the variables and update a user_meta with them you just add this to registration.php around line 202

Code:
                           
$user_type = $_POST["user_type_input"]; //from hidden field above
if ($user_type == "typea"){
update_user_meta ($user_id, "user_type_name", $_POST['userA_name']);
} else if ($user_type == "typeb"){
update_user_meta ($user_id, "user_type", $_POST['userB_name']);
}


- I know this isn't that clean but I am just posting as more of a direction to go with. Also this will still display the basic input fields for wordpress which are first name, last name, email, and user.

thanks for the great plugin

Statistics: Posted by cjay175 — January 24th, 2011, 2:00 am

]]> 2011-01-23T17:47:11-05:00 http://www.primothemes.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1846&p=5952#p5952 <![CDATA[Multiple Registration Forms]]>
First off like to thank for the awesome plugin, I can't believe how well this plugin is made - great job.

I am trying to create a multiple registration area. I noticed that S2member has custom registration fields and have the ability to have these custom fields show up only for certain levels.

I am wondering is it is possible to change this feature from levels to say a custom user meta.

So the fields would show up when a user has a meta type of "renter" or "landlord".

I have so far been able create custom fields with the avialable for "renter" or "landlord" instead of 1,2,3,4,0 or all.

Now I am trying to get them to show up and have found this in custom_reg_fields_inc.php

Code:
if (!function_exists ("ws_plugin__s2member_custom_fields_configured_at_level"))
   {
      function ws_plugin__s2member_custom_fields_configured_at_level ($_level = "auto-detection")
         {
            eval ('foreach(array_keys(get_defined_vars())as$__v)$__refs[$__v]=&$$__v;');
            do_action ("ws_plugin__s2member_before_custom_fields_configured_at_level", get_defined_vars ());
            unset ($__refs, $__v); /* Unset defined __refs, __v. */
            /**/
            $level = ($_level === "auto-detection") ? ws_plugin__s2member_user_access_level () : $_level;
            if ($_level === "auto-detection" && $level < 0 && preg_match ("/^[1-4](\:|$)([a-z_0-9,]+)?(\:)?([0-9]+ [A-Z])?$/", ($cookie = ws_plugin__s2member_decrypt ($_COOKIE["s2member_level"]))))
               list ($level) = preg_split ("/\:/", $cookie, 3);
            /**/
            $level = (!is_numeric ($level) || $level < 0) ? 0 : $level; /* Always default to Level #0. */
            /**/
            if (is_numeric ($level) && $level >= 0 && $GLOBALS["WS_PLUGIN__"]["s2member"]["o"]["custom_reg_fields"])
               {
                  foreach (json_decode ($GLOBALS["WS_PLUGIN__"]["s2member"]["o"]["custom_reg_fields"], true) as $field)
                     if ($field["levels"] === "all" || in_array ($level, preg_split ("/[;,]+/", preg_replace ("/[^0-9,]/", "", $field["levels"]))))
                        $configured[] = $field["id"]; /* Add this to the array. */
               }
            /**/
            return apply_filters ("ws_plugin__s2member_custom_fields_configured_at_level", $configured, get_defined_vars ());
         }
   }


How would I go about change this to show depending on the words of "renter" or "landlord".

I know this might be a little over the top for a simple question and would be willing to pay or listen to any other ideas for creating 2 seperate registration pages. Each user type has different info to fill out during registration.

Thanks for any help

Statistics: Posted by cjay175 — January 23rd, 2011, 5:47 pm

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