[Diego Iglesias]

Very disappointed in your support 🙁
We bought the PRO version hoping to get quicker responses.

[Diego Iglesias]

This is quite important… if you could let me know if this is possible or not?

[Diego Iglesias]

I have the following Regex:
(([X-Z]{1})([-]?)(\d{7})([-]?)([A-Z]{1}))|((\d{8})([-]?)([A-Z]{1}))

I don’t suppose there is a way to add this pattern to an already existing TEXT field (not custom field) in a registration form)?

[Diego Iglesias]

And for the default number to show be higher?? Not just 10.

[Diego Iglesias]

It isn’t working for me. The files don’t appear on the backend (even though I added the upload field in the settings)

[Diego Iglesias]

Does this work with AJAX upload disabled??

[Diego Iglesias]

I *THINK* I figured it out – I disabled “AJAX Upload” and now it does keep the required upload fields required.

[Diego Iglesias]

I actually mean to show the the links on back-end, on the user’s wordpress profile page (the “user-edit.php” page), kind of how the shared fields can be configured to show there.

However, it could serve the same purpose on front-end too I suppose (displaying a table on a page only Admins could view for example, where they can activate or deactivate registrations, to have a table showing only a specific role for example.)

I don’t feel confident enough to touch the code… so I will leave as is.
It would be a cool feature though.

[Diego Iglesias]

I see two options to add a website field:

1. WordPress Default Fields: Website
2. Extra Fields: URL

I had the wordpress default field in my registration form, but the URL doesn’t show anywhere.
So now I added it as an extra Field, with its custom field in the notification email template.

If users submitted a url with the wordpres default field, where did it go?? Why doesn’t it appear on their profle page?

[Diego Iglesias]

Also, is there a way I can find the information they submitted?

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