I have created a user Cred form and wants to define a notification.
I have inserted this :
Username : %%USER_USERNAME%%</br>
Nickname : %%USER_NICKNAME%%</br>
Email : %%USER_EMAIL%%</br>
Login name : %%USER_LOGIN_NAME%%</br>
User display name : %%USER_DISPLAY_NAME%%</br>
Date : %%DATE_TIME%%
Now, when a user subscribes, here is what I'm getting inside the notification mail :
Username : %%USER_USERNAME%%
Nickname : %%USER_NICKNAME%%
Email : %%USER_EMAIL%%
Login name : %%USER_LOGIN_NAME%%
User display name : %%USER_DISPLAY_NAME%%
Date : %%DATE_TIME%%
It's difficult to give you access for the moment, sorry.
I see there is another method like this :
[types usermeta="date-of-birth" style="text" format="F j, Y" user_id="%%USER_USERID%%" user_is_author="true"][/types]
Is it possible to get all user fields like that?
If yes, I could test if this is working without placeholder?
Hi Shane
Thanks for your quick answer.
In fact, I was thinking this was only for custom fields.
Could you indicate what I should use for each fields that are in the notification :
%%USER_USERNAME%%
%%USER_NICKNAME%%
%%USER_EMAIL%%
%%USER_LOGIN_NAME%%
%%USER_DISPLAY_NAME%%
%%DATE_TIME%%
If they are not working, there is a problem we need to investigate. Try these steps first:
- Temporarily deactivate all plugins except Types, Views, Forms and Forms Commerce. Activate the default Twenty Seventeen theme. If you have added any custom code snippets in Toolset > Settings > Custom code, deactivate them.
- Test again. If the problem is resolved, reactivate your theme, other plugins, and custom code snippets one by one until the problem returns.
- If the problem was not resolved, I'll need to take a closer look.
