Simple Registration Form
This plugin allows users to put simple registration form on page , post or template using shortcode
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Main benefits
Easy shortcode integration
Simple registration form
Embed in posts or pages
Template compatibility
About this plugin
Author: Aftab Husain
Categories: Forms and Surveys
Version: 1.0.1
Last updated: 25-07-2022
WordPress version: 3.5.0
Tested up to: 6.0.9
PHP version required: false
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Overview
This WordPress plugin facilitates the addition of a straightforward registration form to any page, post, or template by utilizing the shortcode [simple-registration-form]. It enables users to easily integrate a basic sign-up form within their content, streamlining the registration process. The simplicity of the shortcode implementation makes it user-friendly, ensuring that even those with minimal technical skills can effectively set up and manage the registration forms on their WordPress site.
Easy Integration
- Allows users to add a registration form using a simple shortcode
- Can be placed on pages, posts, or templates
User-Friendly
- Simplifies the process of adding a registration form
- No coding skills required to implement
Flexible Placement
- Shortcode can be used anywhere within the site
- Provides flexibility in form placement
Enhanced User Interaction
- Encourages user registrations directly from the site
- Improves user engagement by providing easy access to registration
Rating and reviews
Roberto Pereira da Costa
26 Feb, 2021
keep it simple
dadams76
22 Mar, 2017
I feel like a fool asking this question. I verified the plugin is installed and activated on my “Installed Plugins. I can’t find it in my dashboard. Can someone help me?
hotwebideas
25 Feb, 2017
It is nice, but there should at least be a way to redirect to a thank you page. This is too simple for my needs.
frame25
29 Aug, 2016
This sort of works, but it hijacks some URLs. I tried to create a “signup” page with an appropriate slug/permalink: http://www.example.com/signup and it absolutely didn’t work, and redirected back to homepage. Same with “register.” There is no reason for this, and no options. Look instead at “WP User Manager” and “Clean Login” for much better plugins.
marcovega
05 Jan, 2016
Exactly what I needed, just a simple registration form. It allows me to edit it in any way using HTML in the only one plugin file. Which is good as well.