User Registration Repeater Fields

Some registration forms need more than one answer to the same question. A user may have several addresses or phone numbers, and a form with a fixed set of fields forces you to guess how many to add. User Registration Repeater Fields solves this by letting you define a group of fields once and allowing registrants to add or remove copies of that group as they fill out the form.

The add-on builds on your existing forms in WP User Registration. You choose which fields go into a repeated group, including text fields, dropdowns, checkboxes and more, and you can pair the groups with conditional logic to show or hide them based on earlier answers. The layout stays tidy because extra groups appear only when a user asks for them. It suits membership sites, directories and event registrations where multi-entry details matter.

Features

• Repeating field groups: Add multiple instances of the same set of fields, so users can submit several entries, such as multiple addresses or phone numbers, within one registration form.
• Add and remove on demand: Registrants can add or remove field groups as they fill out the form, which keeps the layout uncluttered and avoids showing more fields than a person needs.
• Customizable field groups: Tailor the repeated fields to your data needs. Groups can include text fields, dropdowns, checkboxes and other field types.
• Conditional logic support: Combine repeater fields with conditional logic to display or hide field groups based on what the user has entered, creating forms that respond to context.
• Works on all devices: Repeater fields are designed to work on desktops, tablets and smartphones, so registrants can add their entries from whichever device they use.
• Built for WP User Registration: The add-on is made to work with the core WP User Registration plugin, so you can extend your existing registration forms rather than rebuild them.
• Backend data management: Store, view and manage all repeated data in the backend, where it is organized clearly so admins can handle user details without extra effort.

Best for

• Membership sites that collect several contact details per user
• Directory sites needing multiple entries in one registration
• Event registration forms with repeating attendee information