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Experience Level: Intermediate
I am in the middle of migrating my old Wordpress site to a new theme. Nearly all of the pages are completing, but there are some coding changes that are required.
Customer Registration
Currently, I've installed the Ultimate Member plugin so I can create a custom registration form.
What I would like, is when the user registers, that we allocate the next account number to them. That account number would then be included in the confirmation email that we send to the customer and also stored with the user registration data. This could be stored in the username field allowing the user to login with either the username or their email address.
The account number is simply the next number. The current account number is 30122056, but this changes everytime someone registers. It will be a simple matter of taking the account number and incrementing it by 1 every time.
I've checked the database and found that the current user id is held in the options table, so using the code below will give you the next account number.
$current_userid = get_option('current_userid');
$current_userid = $current_userid + 1;
update_option('current_userid', $current_userid);
In addition, when the registration email is sent, our current system creates a text file with all of the customer information and stores it in a "registrations" folder on the server, we would need the same replicating. I've attached a sample file.
"I have already submitted this requested twice before to PeoplePerHour and two different developers have failed to complete the task, so please only bid if you are 100% confident you can make the changes."
Thanks
Mike
Customer Registration
Currently, I've installed the Ultimate Member plugin so I can create a custom registration form.
What I would like, is when the user registers, that we allocate the next account number to them. That account number would then be included in the confirmation email that we send to the customer and also stored with the user registration data. This could be stored in the username field allowing the user to login with either the username or their email address.
The account number is simply the next number. The current account number is 30122056, but this changes everytime someone registers. It will be a simple matter of taking the account number and incrementing it by 1 every time.
I've checked the database and found that the current user id is held in the options table, so using the code below will give you the next account number.
$current_userid = get_option('current_userid');
$current_userid = $current_userid + 1;
update_option('current_userid', $current_userid);
In addition, when the registration email is sent, our current system creates a text file with all of the customer information and stores it in a "registrations" folder on the server, we would need the same replicating. I've attached a sample file.
"I have already submitted this requested twice before to PeoplePerHour and two different developers have failed to complete the task, so please only bid if you are 100% confident you can make the changes."
Thanks
Mike
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Hi Mike,
Would it be ok to modify the code or does it have to be a standalone plugin?
Best regards,
Patrick
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