Hi lillyberger,
I’m not familiar with that custom field plugin – I know “register plus” plays nicely (using the user-meta tables). The plugin should pick up anything in the meta table, but as yet does not do other tables – maybe later.
I see it is a paid plugin. If you have time, email me (anmari@anmari.com) the table structures for your fields, and when I look at the plugin again I can see if a generic “other user table or user-meta table” would work with it.
Any success integrating this plugin?
Hi jcollier,
I don’t have the plugin myself (it looked like a paid plugin). If you are able to tell me it’s data structure – look in your DB with phpmyadmin – I may be able to do something. I will be looking at integrating with a few other non-standard (as in they do not user the usermeta) plugins, so it may be that the same/similar code would work.
You can email me at anmari@anmari.com
I’m working on another plugin primarily at the moment “amr-events”, but intend to go back to the user plugin in a couple of days. I had done some work towards grabbing other tables, but still a bit to go.
I have had success with this plugin. it picked up all of the extra fields I created. The plugin does not Cache anything though I have installed and de-installed several times and dropped all of the tables. I scheduled a cache update to ingest all of my records (13K) but I see no progress. Am I missing something?
Hi Patulski,
I have picked up what may be this problem on another site.
If the background job crashes – ie it is aborted somehow, – eg or if it runs out of memory, it “fails” silently – there may be something in a log somewhere if you have access to those.
WP 3.0 does seem to require more memory and of course this job may be memory intensive if you have lots of users and/or complex meta data.
Part of the solution may be to increase the memory limit (caution you may have host constraints) see
http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP
I do have to add some logic to the plugin to deal with these situations as it can get “stuck” if the batch job crashed – may take a few days to finalise this.
If you do get it running again, the cache status tries to indicate the memory usage of each report so you can tell if there is an impending problem as your db grows.
Also
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tpc-memory-usage/
is useful.
Stay tuned for update.
Hello anmari,
I am interested in integration of the extra fields of Register Plus Redux plugin (the successor of Register Plus) in your tables. Would you have a look at this thread – http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-register-plus-redux-export-users-integration-with?replies=1 – I did not want to make two threads for the same issue. (RPR and RPR export users are not maintained by the same person, by the way.)
I do not understand very much of the whole programming, therefore I would be very happy if you could somehow integrate with one another. I’d love to use your great (!) plugin in this combination. I see both amr users and RPR as essential for working with customer databases.
UPDATE: AmR detects those fields which are asked during registration, but not the other extra fields by RPR: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-register-plus-redux-way-to-display-additional-fields-in-user-profile?replies=6#post-2029547
UPDATE 2: It all works, it was just me being stupid. After rebuilding the list under point 2 in AmR (nicer names), all extra fields showed up, even the ones I had hardcoded into user-edit.php. I had not found this function in your plugin before. Sorry to bother!
that’s okay – nice to know what folks are doing and integrating with
