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Problem:
I want to access a generic field I have added to the user form.
I created a user forma and then a generic field called [Title - select "mr, mrs, ms"] and placed it in-front of the first name and last name. (See attached image)
Where is the user generic field (Title) stored so I can access it for a view?
Solution:
By default, Toolset form won't save the generic field into database.
You can try these:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/user-form-generic-field/#post-1222883
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Last updated by Mario 5 years, 1 month ago.
Assisted by: Luo Yang.
Tell us what you are trying to do?
I want to access a generic field I have added to the user form.
I created a user forma and then a generic field called [Title - select "mr, mrs, ms"] and placed it in-front of the first name and last name. (See attached image)
Where is the user generic field (Title) stored so I can access it for a view?
Do you have an example or tutorial showing how to access and display the generic user field.
or
An example of a user registration form with generic fields I can take a look at.
Thank you
