date format, which may clash with some clients' existing date_of_birth custom fields. There are some fields where EveryAction uses a special format.ĭateOfBirth's has the ea_ prefix because EveryAction uses the U.S. Occupation and Employer are mapped to the custom action fields that ActionKit donation forms use to capture these values. Needs specially formatted user field (see below): Then, if you include this field in your user form on a page, the value in the TwitterHandle field in EveryAction will be prefilled for your user if there is one.Īll current field mappings are listed and categorized here: EA field ActionKit automatically prepends user_ so the field will be saved to the database as user_twitter_handle. For example, from the User Tabs follow the Custom User Fields link, select Add allowed user field and enter twitter_handle in the Name field. ActionKit maps many of these to custom user fields - as long as you've created an allowed user field in your instance with the correct name. Postal code and region are not supported.ĮveryAction also has built-in fields for things like gender, social media profiles, and date of birth. Most user contact fields, plus Occupation and Employer, are available for prefill by default. If none of those explanations apply, contact Support for help.
Finally, make sure prefill hasn't been intentionally disabled using one of the methods in the next section.Are you sure the user has saved data? We won't save data in the "privacy record countries" for international groups set up for GDPR compliance, or data with non-Latin characters.
If it's there, search the page's HTML source for "prefill disabled" or "prefill skipped", which could explain why it wasn't loaded.
You'll see a list of important information and a link to Enable Prefill Sitewide.Ĭlick the link and we'll add the snippet hasn't been removed from your wrapper.html. Turn on this feature by following the the "Prefill settings" link on the Pages Tab. You must ensure that any disclosures or privacy policies on your site are compatible with this behavior.
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