This shortcode gets the variable from a URL and displays the output accordingly.
A simple example of the shortcode with all the parameters will be:
[memb_get name="keyname" txtfmt="function1,function2"]
If the URL looks like: “http://www.testinginfusionsoft.com/236RC8/memb_get/?test=example” and the following shortcode is used:
[memb_get name="test"]
It will display the word “example” wherever the shortcode is used.
After a form submission, if your thank you page URL looked like this: “http://site.com/thanks/?inf_field_FirstName=Michael” you could retrieve the value of ‘inf_field_FirstName’ from the URL by pasting the following shortcode on any page.
[memb_get name="inf_field_FirstName"]
In this case, the above shortcode will display the word “Michael” on the page where its used.
Using just [memb_get] with no parameters, causes it to display all the parameters in the $_GET variable for debugging purposes.
capture: Lets you specify where to route the captured shortcode/data (?)
name: (optional) comma delimited list of keys to index in the variable.
txtfmt: (optional) list of text functions to apply to output, can use contact field values (?)
default: The default value to use if the key is empty. Defaults to an empty string.
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