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You should be able to do that by setting up hidden fields and then populating them with Merge Tags such as {wp:user_first_name} {wp:user_last_name}
Info on merge tags can be found here – https://ninjaforms.com/docs/merge-tags/
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Plugin for Customizable Profile FormThanks Tara. I sent MemberPress an email and they said they can’t do everything I’d like it to do. I’ve been playing around with Ultimate Member for about a week now but I’m not sure it does quite what I’m looking for. I’ll keep playing around with it to see if I can get it to work. If not, I may user NinjaForms and program some customization.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Error on Install – HTTP Error 502.2 – Bad GatewayThanks, I’m using IIS 7.5 and was able to figure it out. I’ll describe it incase it helps anyone else googling for help:
An old version of PHP (5.3) had been installed on the server and was interfering with settings for the version of PHP (7.3.6). The whole time I could view the php info page so I thought PHP was working properly, but the WordPress install kept doing odd things – 502 errors, 500 errors, redirecting errors. I also noticed that when I went to the PHP Manager in IIS I wasn’t able to load the php-cgi module – IIS was throwing some strange error. So I wiped out both copies of PHP on the server, installed and configured the latest version (7.3.7), and then everything started working as intended and was able to do the 5-minute WP install.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Error on Install – HTTP Error 502.2 – Bad GatewayThanks, I’m managing the server myself. Digging a bit deeper, I see
The headers it did return are “PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect()
Based on the link below I think the php.ini configuration is off where mysqli is not loading properly.
Not sure how the config file should be modified (I tried what was done in the link), but I’ll keep digging.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Structure for displaying form data on pagesQuick update: I decided to build a plugin. It’s going pretty well as I took a tutorial on Lynda.com and got a feel for the basics.
For the structure, I think I’ll keep it real simple have an admin, public, and includes folder. I’ll have one shortcode for each wordpress page (just a few total) and keep most of my functions in an include/core-functions.php file.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Great, basic plugins to learn fromThanks Joy, good recommendation. A lot of them are quite complex and being new can be tough to decipher but I can still learn from them.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress for an application system?Thanks for the reply. Those form plug ins seem great. What sort of custom coding would be required and can that make it difficult with things like upgrades, especially for the plug-ins? I don’t mind some custom coding, but I wonder if something like Drupal would be a better fit? I don’t have experience with either so will take some time asking around and exploring both.
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