Hi Aaron,
A couple of things to check:
– In the setting for each custom field, be sure the “Add To Profile” option is selected.
– In the User Meta Manager Settings, be sure the HTML Markup fields are populated.
HTML Before-
<table class="form-table umm-custom-fields">
<tbody>
HTML During-
<tr><th>[label]</th><td>[field]</td></tr>
HTML After-
</tbody>
</table>
Let me know if this helps.
Jason
Hi,
I can confirm both of the above are set correctly. Anything else I can try?
Thanks
Have you tried disabling gravity forms and the user registration addon? There may be a conflict with another plugin.
Hi again,
Just deactivated both plugins and tried again. Still the same problem.
This is just on my localhost so I can’t even give you a login to check it out.
When you are on the Edit User screen, what is the URL in the address bar?
Example:
user-edit.php?user_id=7&wp_http_referer=%2Fwp%2Fwp-admin%2Fusers.php
So far I haven’t been able to reproduce this issue.
You can try the following –
Update the plugin settings. If that doesn’t work, deactivate and reactivate the plugin. If that doesn’t work, try it on a live server.
If PHP version is < 4.1 the plugin cannot use $_REQUEST variable to establish user_id, and you won’t see any custom fields.
To test this, open user-meta-manager/user-meta-manager.php
Find on line 2417 –
if(isset($_REQUEST['user_id'])):
Replace with
if(isset($_REQUEST['user_id']) || isset($_GET['user_id'])):
Ok I have found the issue (none of the above). I had set the custom meta fields to only show on the ‘Subscriber’ role, when I set it to ‘All’ it works fine. So it appears you have a bug with limiting the meta fields to specific roles?
Actually, it is not a bug. If you want a field to be visible for the Administrator and Subscriber, you should select both Administrator and Subscriber options from the Roles menu. You can select multiple roles.
