I'm stumped... SDK error

Hello! Please help my poor brain for a moment.

I’m creating a custom registration form.

Here is what the form looks like:

Here is my code:

import wixUsers from ‘wix-users’;
import wixLocation from ‘wix-location’;

$w.onReady( function () {
$w(‘#register’).onClick( function () {
let firstName = $w(‘#firstName’).value;
let lastName = $w(‘#lastName’).value;
let email = $w(‘#email’).value;
let resortcode = $w(‘resortcode’).value;
let password = $w(‘#password’).value;

    wixUsers.register(firstName, lastName, email, resortcode, password) 

        .then(() => { 

            wixLocation.to('/home'); 

        }) 

}) 

})

Here is the error I get when testing it:

Wix code SDK error: The registrationOptions parameter that is passed to the register method cannot be set to the value savoyjess17@gmail.com. It must be of type object.WelcomeLine 12You are currently in preview modeSaveBack to Editor

When I click the “register button” nothing happens. Is this because of the above error? I can’t find what it wrong with it. If you can, pleeeeease fill me in.

Thank you!! - Jess

Well right off the bat i see this line is broken

let resortcode = $w(‘resortcode’).value;

it should be let resortcode = $w(‘#resortcode’).value;
don’t know if that is breaking your code or not.

the only thing that i really see different in your code from mine is the
wixUsers.register(firstName, lastName, email, resortcode, password)

My code that works looks like this

$w(‘#submit’).onClick(() => {
wixUsers.register($w(‘#email’).value, $w(‘#password’).value, {
“contactInfo”: {
“firstName”: $w(‘#firstName’).value,
“lastName”: $w(‘#lastName’).value,
“phoneNumber”: $w(‘#phoneNumber’).value,
“street”: $w(‘#street’).value,
“city”: $w(‘#city’).value,
“state”: $w(‘#state’).value,
“zipcode”: $w(‘#zipcode’).value,
“password”: $w(‘#password’).value
}
}).then(() => {
//Everything went good, user was registered, now going to redirect
console.log(‘user registered successfully’);
wixLocation.to(‘/plans-pricing’);
}). catch ((err) => {
//If there is an error it will not redirect, it will console.log the error
console.log(${err}: Error)
});

I am not a code expert by a long shot, I am working on my own login issue atm, but i do have my signup part working so maybe my code can help you.