Customising the user dashboard

Hi,

Please check our comments for your requirements:

1. Can I remove “payment history” link from the user dashboard, as we don’t use these and it will confuse the user?

Comment: Unfortunately, we do not have any option to hide/ show tabs presently. But you can use a workaround for the time being if you are comfortable adding some CSS. You can add the following CSS in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS:

.rmagic .rm-menu-tab[title=”Payment History”]{
display : none;
}

2. Can I change “registrations” to another title on the user dashboard?

Comment: Translations, like these and more can be achieved using a third party plugin like Loco Translate.

3. Is there a way for the user to “search” the registrations/forms he has completed?

Comment: The front-end user area displays all the forms user has submitted under a single tab. There’s no built-in mechanism to search them currently.

In order to create a user area page and display it in the menu, refer to following steps:

a) Click on RegistrationMagic > dashboard of the form > scroll down and select ‘User Area’
b) Copy the shortcode : [RM_Front_Submissions]
c) Click on ‘pages’ > click on ‘add new’ > assign it a title and paste the shortcode [RM_Front_Submissions] in the body of the WordPress page > click ‘publish’
d) To show this user area page in the menu, click on ‘appearance’ > menus > select your user area page just created and ‘add to menu’ > save menu.

4. Is there a way for the user to download/print the form (as a PDF perhaps) from the user dashboard?

Comment: Yes, the forms can be downloaded from the user area itself as PDF by clicking download icon.

5. Is it possible for a user to save the form and complete at a later date?
Comment: Currently the requested feature is unavailable. This is something we are working on for a future release. But please note that user can come back and edit a form after submission anytime from font-end user area.

Hi. Thank you for your reply.

1. The CSS does not work because of the space between the words “Payment History”.

4. The PDF that is downloaded will not open in Acrobat. An error message says: Acrobat could not open “form.pdf” because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example it was sent as an email attachment and wasn’t correctly decoded).

Hi,

We would need more details from your end to fix this issue. Therefore, we are continuing our conversation in the ticket created by you, requesting the required access.