thebigtine

Can you set wp_debug to true and let me know if any errors are displayed. Here are instructions on how to do that: Debugging WordPress

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by thebigtine.

Hi sistereinstein,

This sounds like you are asking for hosting support. I think you should contact bluehost support as this forum is for WordPress only. Here is the link to bluehosts support page: Help Centre – Bluehost.

Many thanks,
Joseph

Hi colmar,

This sounds like a theme problem.

What theme are you using? Although you will probably be best contacting the theme developers for help.

Can you set wp_debug to true and see if any error display?

Thanks

@jakept

Yes thankfully I do have control over the generated links. Thanks that worked a treat.

@bcworkz Don’t worry I figured it out. As I was using Ultimate member I had to use some of their functions to make it work. Below is the final script for anyone else:

function autofill_users_info_at_checkout_update_mata( $user_id ) {

	um_fetch_user( $user_id );
        add_user_meta($user_id, 'billing_phone', um_user('user_login'));
        add_user_meta($user_id, 'billing_first_name', um_user('first_name'));
        add_user_meta($user_id, 'billing_last_name', um_user('last_name'));

}
add_action( 'user_register', 'autofill_users_info_at_checkout_update_mata', 100, 1 );

@bcworkz I can’t find any documentation about that filter. Can you give a link?

sounds promising! will try when I get home. thanks for reply!

@lukecavanagh

here is the gist of what I have now: https://gist.github.com/josephbydeign/8c80f437152776ff4019491cdee92dbc

I am just trying to get the first one to work then I will do likewise for the rest of them.

As per the example on the user_register action hook codex page using $_POST should work.

Thanks

Thanks luke, You have set me in the right direction. I used add_user_meta but with $_POST that didn’t add anything, but then I hard coded the value to add and it worked so it’s something with the $_POST now. any further ideas?

Well for starters, I don’t access to DB on this job ?? and what would be the easiest/quickest way to check the value of $_POST

Yeah, Gravity would of been my first choice but this is a clients project. I personally use gravity all the time and would of had this done ages ago with hidden fields using gravity.

Hi,

I just checked the link and all is working.

See screenshot here: https://pasteboard.co/24g2uNoY.png
and here: https://pasteboard.co/24gdfK9G.png

Just so you know your “talking to yourself” really helped me fix my problems!

Thanks, will have a look.

No, not really. I figured out what to do for this particular circumstance but not a long term solution. I need non-super admins to be able to upload .iso files and add input fields in the text editor, cheers