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Hey Guys,

I want create a content generating system WordPress. Here is how it should work..

I ask my users a few questions and they provide me with an answer... for e.g...

What is your name? *John Doe*
What do you live? *New York*
Date of birth? *2nd March 1985*
Where do you work? *Google*
What is your job profile? *Software Developer*

Once my user answers all the questions and clicks on GENERATE CONTENT Button they should see a result like this..
Hi guys, my name is *John Doe* and I currently live in *New York*. I was born on *2nd March 1985*. I work as a *Software Developer* at *Google*

This is just an example. The * is just to show that the answer is inserted there.

The content is a template. I need a way to fill the gaps in theses templates with the answer given by my user.

What is the easiest way to accomplish this in WordPress. Using shortcodes or form makers or whatever... Any plugin available?

Any advice is appreciated. Thanks
 
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I think the easiest way would be PHP. You can get a plugin that let's you create HTML and PHP pages within WordPress. But there wouldn't be any easy way to transfer the info to WordPress itself.

Alternatively, perhaps use the user registration system, modify it to use the fields you want...
 
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