Click activate next to the mmerce extension. If you are not familiar with the installation process in this way, please check the method guide for manually installing plug-ins. 2.2. To create a woocommerce registration form and customize a woocommerce registration form, go to user registration > new.
The new registration form is called \
On the my account page, select the option to allow customers to create accounts. Then navigate to the \
3. If you don’t want to customize advanced plug-ins programmatically using the woocommerce registration form, and you have programming skills, this method is very suitable. The woocommerce registration form can be edited in almost any way using code snippets. It is recommended that you back up the WordPress website and create a sub theme before moving further. It’s best to always be prepared, because if you change the theme file with this fragment, the site may be damaged if there is a problem. You can back up your site, install subtopics, and then start editing the registration form. This section provides various examples of executable tasks. The functions of the subtheme. Snipt must be placed in the PHP file. To do this, go to shape > theme editor from the WordPress dashboard and use functions. Open the PHP file.
Before you begin, make sure that the option to allow customers to create accounts is selected on the my accounts page. If you have not selected the appropriate option, follow the instructions in step 2.3. Now let’s look at a few examples of programmatically customizing the woocommerce registry form. To display the billing account number in the registration form, woommerce adds the billing account number as a required field in the registration form, you can use the following code fragment\/\/ Show fields in registration \/ edit account
add_action( ‘woocommerce_register_form_start’, ‘ql_display_account_registration_field’ );
add_action( ‘woocommerce_edit_account_form_start’, ‘ql_display_account_registration_field’ );
Function sql_display_account_registration_field(){
$user = wp_get_current_user();
$value = isset($_POST[‘billing_account_number’]) ? esc_attr($_POST[‘billing_account_number’]) : $user->billing_account_number;
?>


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