Memberium for Infusionsoft integrates deeply with Infusionsoft’s built-in eCommerce system. Although you can use other systems for handling payments, subscriptions, invoices, etc. we always recommend using the built-in system when possible so you can take advantage of all Memberium has to offer.
- Allow members to view invoices from Infusionsoft
- Allow members to view and cancel subscriptions
- Offer one click upsells
- Let members update their existing credit card
- Let members add a new card any automatically charge all failed invoices with that card
- The list goes on…
This guide will show you how to allow your members to set their own password when placing an order through an Infusionsoft order form.
Order Form Without Password Field
By default, here is what an Infusionsoft order form looks like…
As you can see, there is no option or field for someone to enter their desired password. This isn’t necessarily a problem since Memberium is capable of generating a random password for your new members and emailing it to them all in the onboarding campaign.
Depending on your site and target audience, it may be better to let them enter their desired password right on the order form.
The “Order form password field” option will only be displayed if you’re using Custom field for storing the password. It won’t be displayed if you’re using the default password field in Infusionsoft.
We also have documentation on how to move to a custom password field.
How to Add a Password Field
Adding a password field to the order form isn’t difficult at all. You don’t need to know any coding or anything. Follow the 3 quick steps below to get started…
Step 1: Get the Password Field HTML
Memberium provides you with the HTML needed to add a password field. You don’t need to know HTML or anything in order to use it. As long as you can copy and paste, you’ll be all set.
Go to Memberium > Settings > HTTP POSTs/Links
At the very bottom, you’ll see the “Order Form Password Field” line. Just copy everything that is in there and move to the next step.
Step 2: Add the HTML to the Order Form
In Infusionsoft, open the order form editor for the form you want to add this field to. This is done by going to eCommerce Settings > Order Forms > and clicking on the form you want to modify.
Next, open the “HTML Areas” tab and then paste in the code you copied in the last step in the second box on the page. See the screenshot below…
Step 3: Save the Code and Check the Order Form
Make sure you press the “Save” button. Once it has been saved, you can open the order form link and see the password field.
What about Existing Members who Make a Second Purchase?
If an existing member makes a second purchase and fills out the form with the password field, their existing password will be overwritten and the password they typed in will be the active password.
The only exception to this is if you are using Local Auth Only. Read below for clarification.
Can I Use This with Local Auth Only?
Yes, this password field can be used with Local Auth Only – with one exception.
When the initial order is placed, you will store the entered password in the custom password field. When you run the Makepass HTTP POST to create the user in WordPress, Memberium will use the password that is in the field. This means the password they entered will be active.
The catch is that if they make a second purchase and enter a new password – the new password will have no effect other than being confusing. Memberium won’t overwrite the existing local password.
Due to this, it is recommended that you don’t use this feature and local auth only at the same time.
Memberium supports GravityForms automatically. No special extensions, setup steps or settings are necessary. Using an autofill technique will make your forms easier and friendlier to use. Now you don’t need to require your logged in visitors to resubmit their information again.
