It sounds like maybe you have the setting, “Require User Login” enabled. If you disable that option, the form always will be displayed to all users, logged in or not.
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This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by
Jeff Starr.
No, the “Require User Login” is disabled. Still, I’m seeing this error on post-submit-page.
Hmm.. interesting. If you have a URL where the form is displayed, I would be glad to take a look.
Please find the below user submitted post form URL.
http://kietkavyanjali.in/blog/user-submit-post/
Below is the current settings screenshot attached.
https://guruitengineer.in/wp_plugins/User-Submitted-Post.PNG
Note : Site link is only for testing. It’s not for end user.
Thanks, I am checking it.. what do you have for the setting, “User Name”, it looks like it is not enabled. If so, try enabling it, so users who are not logged in can enter their name 🙂
The field “User Name” is disabled. But I have set the Assign Author for the post via user submitted post.
Please find the below image.
Yes, the setting “Assign Author” is smart — it tells the plugin to display the Username field only when the user is NOT logged in. So the solution is to enable the Username field if you want to collect username information, regardless of any other settings. Then if you want to use registered username, then enable that setting as well. Try it, you’ll see.
Sorry, I don not want to collect user name information. I want to just the a way to submit a post with out logging in. But, I’m getting this required login error.
Okay, so if you do not want to collect username information, the setting “Registered Username” is useless and should be disabled. Disable that setting and you should be good to go.
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This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Jeff Starr.
Yeah, It will work but the problem is, after disabling “Registered Username”, if the registered user will post using user submit post form. It’s assigned to default user and I need to update it manually.
So you basically have two options:
– collect username information for all users
– or do not collect username information for any user
The form isn’t set up to only collect username info for logged-in users. It’s all or none. If all, then you can save logged-in users a step by enabling the setting “Registered Username”. If you need the logged-in user name info, then I would just include/enable the Username field.
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This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by Jeff Starr.
