• maryamsawari

    (@maryamsawari)


    Hello,

    I’m building a freelance marketplace using WordPress.

    I currently use Ultimate Member for user registration, login, account management, and user roles. My existing Ultimate Member profile pages are already working correctly, so I do not want to replace or break the current Ultimate Member system.

    I’m also using Crocoblock JetEngine and would like to use its Profile Builder for a more customized and dynamic public user profile.

    Before enabling JetEngine’s Single User Page / User Page features, I would like to confirm whether JetEngine Profile Builder can safely work alongside Ultimate Member on the same website.

    My intended structure is:

    • Ultimate Member → registration, login, account, user roles
    • JetEngine → custom public user profile layout and dynamic content
    • JetEngine → portfolio/project listings and other dynamic sections

    I have two user roles:

    1. Freelancer
    2. Employer

    I would like to have different public profile sections for each role. For example, a freelancer profile would contain:

    About | Portfolio | Completed Projects

    Could you please advise:

    1. Can Ultimate Member and JetEngine Profile Builder safely coexist on the same WordPress site?
    2. Is there any known conflict when both plugins handle user profile pages?
    3. If both can be used together, which plugin should control the public profile URL/page?
    4. Is it possible to keep Ultimate Member for authentication/account management while using JetEngine only for the public profile?
    5. Are there any specific settings or integrations I should use to avoid conflicts with the existing Ultimate Member profile system?

    I would appreciate a recommended architecture for this setup before I enable JetEngine’s Single User Page features.

    Thank you.

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  • Plugin Support Yurii

    (@yuriinalivaiko)

    Hello @maryamsawari

    There are no known conflicts between Ultimate Member and JetEngine. But you have to take some things into consideration.

    1. You should use separate pages for the profiles built with Ultimate Member and other plugins. Ultimate Member applies a specific URL structure for the page selected as the “User page” in settings. This URL structure is required to display a proper profile on the page. Profiles built with Ultimate Member work wrong if you add it to another page.
    2. Do not delete the “User page”. If you want to block access to this page, please set up a redirect to another page.
    3. Are you using member directories? Links in the member directory lead to UM profiles placed on the User page. You’ll need to use hooks and custom code to change links if you want to use other profiles.

    Regards

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