Authnet Pro Form Saving Address Fields

Hi,

Is there a way to save Address information as a custom field? Also, I can’t find a way to modify custom field’s html output. I do not want to modify s2member pro’s source code, I prefer using hooks and filters coz last time my mod was overwritten when I updated to the new version.

$custom_fields = '<div id="s2member-pro-authnet-registration-form-custom-fields-section" class="s2member-pro-authnet-form-section s2member-pro-authnet-registration-form-section s2member-pro-authnet-form-custom-fields-section s2member-pro-authnet-registration-form-custom-fields-section">' . "\n";
/**/
$custom_fields .= '<div id="s2member-pro-authnet-registration-form-custom-fields-section-title" class="s2member-pro-authnet-form-section-title s2member-pro-authnet-registration-form-section-title s2member-pro-authnet-form-custom-fields-section-title s2member-pro-authnet-registration-form-custom-fields-section-title">' . "\n";
$custom_fields .= _x ("Additional Info", "s2member-front", "s2member") . "\n";
$custom_fields .= '</div>' . "\n";

I need to save Address, Zipcode, State, City and Country as a custom field. So that the user / member can modify them using the edit profile page.

Hi Randy.

You can create custom profile fields for those. [hilite path]Dashboard -› s2Member® -› General Options -› Registration/Profile Fields[/hilite]

The payment section of the pro-form is not stored by s2Member, it’s just forwarded to the gateway.

About the hack having been overwritten on update, one thing you can do is put the customized copy of the file in the mu-plugins. The s2Member classes first check if the class exists, so yours will be there first and it won’t be changed by the update. Just make sure you apply to your modified file, any important changes that come with the new releases.

I hope that helps. :)

Great Support! I will try it out.

**EDIT*: How will I name the class? and should I place it to the same folder and file structure inside mu-plugins?.

Works Great!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by  Randy Glenn Aguirre.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by  Randy Glenn Aguirre.

Thanks for the kudos. :)

Just copy the file into the mu-plugins, no directory structure. The file can be named the same as the original. Leave the class’ name as it is or s2 won’t know about it. There won’t be a namespace conflict because s2 checks if it exists before defining it.