CRED plugin allows you to build forms for front-end user registration and editing. These forms can include user fields and display them with your HTML styling. They also support input validation and automatic email notifications.
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The issue here is that the user wanted to approve their user registrations before allowing them to access the site. The user is creating their accounts through our Toolset forms.
Secondly the user wanted to know if it was possible for our Forms plugin to populate the buddypress user field.
Secondly the Buddypress user fields are not able to be populate by our Toolset Forms plugin because these fields are not on the user themselves but rather in a profile cpt that buddypress creates.
I am creating a form to change email address. I do not want the current email to display in the field, so I am using a cred_generic_field called new_email. I also have a second email field called new_email_confirm to confirm the first one is entered correctly. So, a simple javascript function can compare the 2 fields. But, how can I add an on-event to the cred_generic_field such as onblur=check_email_same(); ? I want to use javascript so I can compare before the Submit occurs.
I have a CRED User form that I want to use only for updating email address by a member.
But, even using the Generate Form wizard, the current email address is shown in the field. I have labeled the field "Enter New Email Address", so it should not show the current email value.
Solution:
There isn't such a built-in feature within Toolset form for editing user, the email field will display existed user's email value by default.
