Customizing Registration Form

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cmburnett

Hi, I have Affiliates Pro w/WooCommerce Integration and am looking to customize the look and feel of the sign up. Part of which includes adding more fields, splitting the registration form into two columns with a post etc…

I have Extra Fields installed to do added fields, but would prefer to do this outside of an additional plugin.

Is there a way to do the customizing within the current Pro plugin?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

-Cory

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5 responses to “Customizing Registration Form”

  1. Dennis Avatar
    Dennis

    We want to add a extra field to the reg form … company or company associated with. How can we do this? 🙂

    1. antonio Avatar
      antonio

      Hi,
      please have a look to Affiliates Extra FIelds plugin.
      cheers

  2. kento Avatar
    kento

    Hi Cory,

    We are working on enhancements that affect the registration form and the way additional fields can be added to it. If it’s just the design that you want to adjust for now, appropriate styling (CSS rules) for your theme would be advisable to use. To facilitate that, you will see that the form and fields are using classes that help to target the fields.

    You also have the option to derive a customized form from the standard registration form – see the API documentation for more details on that http://api.itthinx.com/affiliates/class-Affiliates_Registration.html

    1. cmburnett Avatar
      cmburnett

      Kento, thanks so much for the quick response.

      CSS styling won’t really work as I want to move the fields into a different order and split them into columns.

      I will dive into the API a bit and see if I can make sense of it, that looks like a good option.

      Conversely, I was thinking about creating a Gravity Form and using their form_after_submission hook and try to post the data to an Affiliate Pro URL or something. Any thoughts on if this is possible or how one might potentially get Gravity Form data into Affiliate Pro?

      Thanks again!

      1. kento Avatar
        kento

        That sounds like a better option then, I don’t have any experience using Gravity Forms myself, but I think the store_affiliate method should be useful then (as long as you already have the new user’s ID).

        Thanks for using the system 🙂 It’s great to see how it’s being used in so many different deployments.

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