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Hi Kaspars,

I think that might be a good idea as other people need to parse different values – I saw that is some other posts for other plugins. As long as there is freedom to choose what to and what not to parse then I think it will be very useful.

Hi Kaspars,

Thanks for looking into it and adding it to the list.

I kinda solved it with the CF7 redirection plugin, but it can only parse either nothing or everything from the form so I had to do a 2 step form solution in order to only grab the URL. The first form grabs the customers details (name, email etc) and second form grabs the URL and sends it to us and also to auto fill the URL test field on this site https://gtmetrix.com. Not an optimal browsing experience, but it will have to do for now. You can see/test the form here https://webspeed.solutions/speed-test.

Maybe something to consider, giving people a choice of which field(s) to use as the URL query parameter(s).

Thanks for your help.

Hi Fastasleep,

Thanks for the feedback … and yes I did see your post (but got totally lost) and hoped there was an easier way – one that didn’t require me to modify or create code, as I am not a programmer.

It is not that the plugin can’t do what I need it to do, it is just that it grabs all the data of all the fields present on the form and then passes that to the external URL in one long string …

I kinda found a ”workaround” by splitting the form up in two steps. The first step grabs the info (name, email and so on) I need and on submit it redirects to a form where the URL can be entered, which on submit then grabs the URL and adds it to the end of the external URL.

This is not optimal from a use experience of the site, but it will have to do for now. I was just hoping there was a way to exclude or choose what to grab using some custom CSS.

Hi Yuval,

Thanks for the answer. It’s a shame, it would be pretty cool if the plugin was able to.

I too have the problem. I created various users/registration pages/profile pages, which all works fine.

The problem accour after the user has registred and the profile is saved. When you go to ‘edit profile’ on the user page, update the data you want to modify and click on ‘update profile’ nothing is saved.

Using Ultimate Member Version 2.0.16, There are no UM extensions installed, yet – planning on installing the Woocommerce extension at a later point.

Never mind, I figured it out. You have to add the fields to the default profile which is empty by default.

Ok, thanks for clarifying. I will take a look at the theme options. Thanks for you quick reply ??

Of course, left hand side. My bad. I thought it was part of your plugin or a standard navigation menu from WP?