• Resolved jono89

    (@jono89)


    Hi all,

    This is plugin is very helpful for me. However I would like to received more info from a new users by email. I had try to search for the answer but can’t find anything.

    Right now I can only get:

    First name
    Last name
    Email address

    I would like to have their phone, city,state,company,profession and title; so i try to code this %phone% %city% %state_or_province% %company% etc. But all I get is just an blank space.

    Is there anyway to fix it or even possible?

    Thank you very much 🙂

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/register-plus-redux/

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  • Thread Starter jono89

    (@jono89)

    Hi again,
    Maybe my question is not clear.

    Here is the email I get when a new users register to our website:

    New user registered on your site xxxxxx

    Name: John Doe
    Username (also their email address): johndoe@testemail.com

    Phone:
    City:
    State or Province:
    Company: –
    Profession: –
    Title:
    ——————————–
    Here is the codes:

    New user registered on your site %blogname%

    Name: %=first_name% %=last_name%
    Username (also their email address): %user_login%

    Phone: %phone%
    City: %city%
    State or Province: %state_or_province%
    Company: %company% –
    Profession: %profession% –
    Title: %title%
    —————————

    This is in the Admin Notification Settings and I am using Version 3.9.10

    Any helps?

    thanks you

    Thread Starter jono89

    (@jono89)

    Hi again 3rd time the charm,

    We have found the solutions.

    All we need to do is go to:
    Additional Fields > Show Settings > Database Key.

    Copy and paste the Database Key and add % before and after the Database Key.

    For example: I want to know the city —-> %rpr_city%

    Hope this will help someone in the future.

    Cheers

    Hello,

    Seems strange as I tried to use it without the “%” and it’s working fine. Perhaps a plugin update in between ?

    Pat

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