Where Users Enter Their Code
Where Users Enter Their Code
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Registration Codes
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- Where Users Enter Their Code
- Build a Registration Form
- Shortcodes for Members’ Codes
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- Registration Codes
- Front End Display
- Where Users Enter Their Code
Your users can enter a code in the registration forms you selected in the Code Settings page. The field is named Registration Code.
The forms
- WordPress registration form: the field is added to the form. It is optional unless you made the code mandatory.
- WooCommerce registration form (My Account page): the field is added to the form, with a star when the code is mandatory.
- WooCommerce checkout: the field is added to the account fields of the form, for visitors who are not logged in. It is required when the code is mandatory.
- Your own form: the shortcode form of the Registration Form page has its own code field. See Build a Registration Form.
What happens when a user submits a code
- The code is valid: the account is created and the user gets the role of the code.
- The code is unknown: the form shows Invalid Registration Code.
- The code is draft, inactive, expired or exhausted: the form shows This code isn’t valid anymore.
- The field is empty and the code is mandatory: the form shows Registration Code is mandatory.
- The field is empty and the code is not mandatory: the registration goes on as usual, with the default role of the form.
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