Where to put just_profile

Adding to this, it would be extremely helpful if you had at least one example for each type and not just recommend people pay $200 to $300 to get hands on help. This is a client site and I can guarantee they are not going to approve that for their project.

Hi @osisis , I’m just a regular user or PM Pro and not from support. But I believe I’m able to answer your query.

If you just want the field to appear on the user’s profile page, you can add 'profile' => true, in the field array.

You have a few options though if you want to restrict the visibility of the field. If you use 'profile' => 'admin', it will only be visible to the admin and not to the user after they’ve submitted it. A good example would be for affiliate codes.

If you use 'profile => 'only', it won’t be shown to the user during checkout, and only on the profile page.

Here is the documentation if you would like to know more: https://www.paidmembershipspro.com/documentation/register-helper-documentation/adding-fields/

Here is the video demonstrating it by the PMPro team: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVTHYPQpfZ4

Here is the full code example:

<?php
/*
 * Example Register Helper fields for Company, Referral Code, and Budget.
 *
 */

// We have to put everything in a function called on init, so we are sure Register Helper is loaded.
function my_pmprorh_init() {
	// Don't break if Register Helper is not loaded.
	if ( ! function_exists( 'pmprorh_add_registration_field' ) ) {
		return false;
	}

	// Define the fields.
	$fields = array();
	$fields[] = new PMProRH_Field(
		'company',							// input name, will also be used as meta key
		'text',								// type of field
		array(
			'label'		=> 'Company',		// custom field label
			'size'		=> 40,				// input size
			'class'		=> 'company',		// custom class
			'profile'	=> true,			// show in user profile
			'required'	=> true,			// make this field required
			'levels'		=> array(1,2)	// only levels 1 and 2 should have the company field
		)
	);

// Add the fields into a new checkout_boxes are of the checkout page.
	foreach ( $fields as $field ) {
		pmprorh_add_registration_field(
			'checkout_boxes',				// location on checkout page
			$field							// PMProRH_Field object
		);
	}

	// That's it. See the PMPro Register Helper readme for more information and examples.
}
add_action( 'init', 'my_pmprorh_init' );

I hope that it was helpful. ??

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by yewzy.

@yewzy This is the page I need. There are so many pages for this plugin, but they don’t have this. Thank you so very much!

Just marking resolved.

You’re very welcome. Yes I do agree that the documentation for register helper can be further improved and tidied up.