Question   Is it possible to edit the username portion of the url: domainname.com/username?

A. Yes, but we have to make the change for you.  You would simply need to email us your old username and what you want your new username to be.

A. The processing records are Members that paid, but never filled out the form to create their account.
The process is, they pay first, and then afterwards go to the join page to create their account.
When they pay, the processing record is created, and then when they fill out the form, it is populated with their information.
If they pay, but never fill out the form, then they will show up as processing until they create their account.
With these records, you should send them to the join page to finish creating their account.

Don't try to edit the processing records yourself by putting in their information
(the processing account is missing several things and needs to go through the join process),
instead, fill out the form on the join page using the same email that shows for processing.

A. A username of TEMP987 means the person didn't complete the setup process and needs to finish creating the account (and then it will change from TEMP987).
If you manually modify the TEMP987 record while logged in as the admin to something else,
then the Member account that was TEMP987 is not completely setup and doesn't have it's primary capture page loaded and other minor issues like not having a signature loaded.

A.

• Overview
• PHP code

Overview

This example is showing how to create a replicating PDF using replicating PDF objects.

PHP code

The example is from within / (the main/root folder):

<?php
use setasign\Fpdi\Fpdi;

require_once('fpdf.php');
require_once('fpdi2/autoload.php');

include("dbconn.php");

if (isset($_GET["user"])) $results = $mysqli->query("SELECT firstname, lastname, aid, phone, username FROM members WHERE username='".$_GET["user"]."'");
else $results = $mysqli->query("SELECT firstname, lastname, aid, phone, username FROM members WHERE aid=1");
if ($results->num_rows == 0) $results = $mysqli->query("SELECT firstname, lastname, aid, phone, username FROM members WHERE aid=1");
$resRow = $results->fetch_assoc();
$firstName = $resRow["firstname"];
$lastName = $resRow["lastname"];
$aID = $resRow["aid"];
$phone = $resRow["phone"];
$user = $resRow["username"];

$pdf = new Fpdi();

$pagecount = $pdf->setSourceFile('PDF_FILE_NAME.pdf'); /* Insert PDF_FILE_NAME here */

 $tplidx = $pdf->importPage(1, '/BleedBox');

 $pdf->addPage("P", "Letter");
 $pdf->useTemplate($tplidx, 0, 0);


 $pdf->SetTextColor(179,0,0); /* text color in (R,G,B) */
 $pdf->SetFillColor(255,255,255); /* cell background color (R,G,B) */
 $pdf->SetFont("Arial", "", 12); 
 $pdf->SetXY(32, 50); /*Position: SetXY(float x, float y)*/
 $pdf->Cell(150, 8, "From: ".$firstName." ".$lastName, 0, 0, "L", false);/* Prints a cell 
 * Cell(float w , float h , string txt , mixed border , int ln , string align , boolean fill , mixed link)
 */
 $pdf->SetXY(32, 55);
 $pdf->Cell(150, 8, "Phone: ".$phone, 0, 0, "L", true);
 $pdf->SetXY(32, 60);
  
 $pdf->Output('PDF_FILE_NAME.pdf', 'D');
?>

A. A piggyback domain is an additional domain added to your Software which replicates for all of your Members.

For example, if the domain name for your Software is yoursystem.com, you can also have additional domains setup with replicating pages.
These additional domains are called piggyback domains.  So, if a user with the username "demo" belongs to yoursystem.com,
and you add a piggyback domain called yourpiggyback.com, then yourpiggyback.com/demo will be username demo's replicated page on the piggyback domain.

A piggyback domain you would have to by separately.

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