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Tips and Tricks HQ Support Portal › Forums › WP eMember › How do you add custom field information to the email settings?
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I hope someone can help.
I want to add the custom field information to the email settings. At the moment it adds these details to the email that is sent out to the client and admin;
Registration details:
Username: {user_name}
Password: {password}
However I would also like to including the custom fields I’ve created. Is this possible?
Thanks
Jason
Hi Jason, you should be able to add some custom fields to that email dynamically. The following post should be helpful:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/wp-emember-email-tags-reference-list-of-email-tags
Thank you for this it will be very useful however it doesn’t say how to add the custom fields that I’ve created. Surely this must be possible?
Please give me the name you used for the custom fields that you created.
I also want to know how this can be achived. I have created custom field called “tracking”
I’m using two custom fields ‘Your Industry Focus’ & ‘Job Role’
Try using the following email tag/shortcode:
{Your_Industry_Focus}
{Job_Role}
I have tried that but it didn’t work, any ideas why?
When you say “it didn’t work” does it mean the tag produced “nothing” or that the tag code showed up in the email?
Sorry I should have been clearer but all that displayed was the tag code that I put in the email i.e. {Your_Industry_Focus} & {Job_Role}
I will take a look inside your site to see your setup. I have sent you an email for it.
I made a mistake when I gave you the instructions for the custom field email tag. It should be just whatever the name of the field is. So in your case, the tags should be like the following:
{Job Role}
{Your Industry Focus}