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Hi,
I’ve read a few post but not sure what’s correct.
I would like to add some extra fields on the page titled Vendor Application (/dashboard/?terms=1) but not sure if this is a WC Vendors thing, if so how do I do this?
Or should I be looking for a custom registration plugin? For woocommerce?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Tricia – are these extra fields in the application form for a vendor or once a vendor has actually joined?
It’s the application.
So the page after first registration page where you tick apply to become a vendor and hit register.
The url is /dashboard/?terms=1 page title Vendor Application. Once you hit the Apply to be a Vendor button at the bottom of the form it submits to wordpress and a Pending Vendor for approval by admin.
I’m not sure if this form is a WC Vendor because it’s part of the dashboard, WooCommerce because it’s selling or even just WordPress because it’s a user account! And how to customise. I want to add fields like type of product, are they produced by you, tick the categories to sell in that kind of thing to get a better idea of what the vendor will be selling before they are approved.
Hi Tricia,
When a vendor registers on the Pro Dashboard page (/dashboard/) that is WC Vendors. When a customer registers on /my-account/ that is WooCommerce. Otherwise, it’s WordPress or something else. 🙂 Confusing it can be, indeed!
You can add extra fields to your vendor application page by WCVendors.com > KnowledgeBase > Custom fields to settings or product pages, and then add them to the vendor application template.
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