Universal login-fields

[ysharat]

How to add add additional fields in the sign-up like firstName,LastName, DOB and etc.
I saw this additionalSignUpFields but where can i add this , pls provide detail steps.
Am following link but it didn’t mentioned clearly where exactly i got to update

Capture first and last name in new universal login experience

I am looking to use the new universal login experience to sign up and sign in users with the email + password method. I need both of the following, Capture the first and last name of the users in addition to their email address Customise title and description text on the sign in / up pages Is it possible to achieve both using the new universal method? If so, how?

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[rueben.tiow]

Hi @ysharat,

I suggest checking out this detailed knowledge solution:

How to configure additional signup fields on the Universal Login Page

Problem Statement Trouble configuring additional sign-up fields on the Universal Login Page. Solution When using the Universal Login Page, there are two scenarios to consider, namely the New Universal Login experience and the Classic Universal Login Experience. At the moment, the New Universal Login Experience does not support configuring additional signup fields. The New Universal Login Experience only supports progressive profiling to enrich the users’ profile, and the Signup Prompt only h…

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks,
Rueben

[ysharat]

with this additionalSingupFields, am able to create that on signup page but when i register user i dont see that additional attributes created in DB rather it created in metadata, is it expected? What i had to do inorder ot create in db those fields specifically am adding firstname,lastname,city,DOB,phoneNo,address and etc.

[rueben.tiow]

Hi @ysharat,

Yes, that’s correct; this behavior is expected.

When configured in that way, the additional sign-up fields are included in the user’s user_metadata.

If you prefer, you can also save certain values to the root attribute.

I hope this helps!

Cheers,
Rueben