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  • Thread Starter wrdprss_usr

    (@wrdprss_usr)

    Hi Frank,
    I just tried simple quotation marks and it works!

    <a href='http://example.com/example/exampletos/' target='_blank'>TOS</a>

    The other problems don’t appear anymore, too.

    Wouldn’t be better including the href within the checkbox’s label instead of the field’s label? we could add a link within the checkbox values.
    What do you think?

    I think TOS confirmation is more common that way so this would be a useful feature.

    Thank you very much for your time!

    Best Regards,
    wrdprss_usr

    Thread Starter wrdprss_usr

    (@wrdprss_usr)

    Hello Frank,
    I updated and inserting a hyperlink with <a href="http://examplepage.com">Example</a> generates a correct link now, and using target="_blank" opens another window. This is exactly what I was looking for, really great, thank you!! 🙂

    But something new appears above the checkbox now, I’m not sure if it’s my code or a new bug:

    "name="name_of_the_custom_meta_field_i_used[]" value="I agree."

    When I select an option the checkbox disappears and gets replaced by /> I agree.

    In the backend on the field settings page also appears under “Label/Name” the name of the seperator for this field followed by "/>.
    The string in “Label/Name” is cut and only <a href= is left but the former text is still there, so I guess only the part after <a href= gets cut.

    The html I used:
    <a href="http://examplepage.com/example/exampletos/" target="_blank">TOS</a>

    When I remove this link everything works like before.

    Best Regards,
    wrdprss_usr

    Thread Starter wrdprss_usr

    (@wrdprss_usr)

    Hello Alex,

    Yes, I looked for an option like the one you describe, for the new user registration page.

    So far it is no problem to create a field like
    “I have read the TOS and confirm” followed by a checkbox with “I accept.”.

    But additionally I tried to insert a hyperlink in the label with “I have read the TOS and confirm” so that the word “TOS” becomes a link to another page where the TOS is shown as full text.
    That way the user confirmation would relate to the TOS content unmistakeably and the user has got the possibility to read what he should accept.

    A text box with the complete TOS text before the checkbox would also be sufficient but I didn’t find a way to insert (formatted) text to that extent like required.

    Thanks for your patience 😉

    Best Regards,
    wrdprss_usr

    … got to add:
    I don’t use WooCommerce but posted this because the topic looks similar.

    Hello,
    I have the same issue since the last update.
    Until 1.3.8 the TOS checkbox appeared only on the WP login page, even when appearance was also set for the WP registration page. But now it doesn’t work on both pages.

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