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Thank you for your kind words.
I’ve added on our development list a task on how we can make the two plugins fully compatible (Captcha and Profile Builder).
We should be able to tackle it in the next 1-2 weeks. I’ll make sure to get back to you once it’s done.
Thanks again for pointing this.
Best regards,
Thanks for explaining this in more detail. There’s an action which you can remove to disable all required fields in the back-end.
remove_action( 'user_profile_update_errors', 'wppb_validate_backend_fields', 10);Add the code above in an empty plugin or your theme’s functions.php file.
Also for future support requests related to the premium versions please get in touch here.
Hi,
In order for users to be able to register for your website, you first must enable user registration.For this, in the WordPress admin interface, go to the Settings -> General tab, and under Membership make sure to check “Anyone can register”.
Here’s a screenshot to help you with this.
This is only available starting with the Hobbyist version of Profile Builder. Adding or editing custom user fields is not included in the free version.
Hi Jonny,
Thank you for your kind words. You can always support our work, by leaving a review.
Regarding your observation, it’s true, we don’t require people to re-confirm their new email address after changing it from Edit Profile. Can you give me more details as to why you feel this is a security issue?
Right now, what can be done to make sure people enter a correct new email is use the Email Confirmation field addon and add an Confirm Email field to the Edit Profile form.
Deactivating a person’s account until they confirm their new email can be a little bit too much in some scenarios. Also, this is the first time we have this request.
However, I wrote your suggestion down and will discuss it with the team. If it’s something that we all feel will add value to the plugin, we’ll add it to our development list.
Thanks again,
By default, the only fields required in the back-end (e.g when adding a new user, or editing a profile) are: Username, E-mail, Password and Repeat Password. This is the default WordPress functionality, not related to Profile Builder.
Were you referring to these fields, or others?
Hi,
If you’re using the Hobbyist or Pro versions, it’s better if you get in touch directly via our dedicated support channel here.
One of my colleagues will reply shortly.On this forum, due to WordPress.org rules, we’re limited to offering support for the free version only.
Thank you for understanding.
Hi,
Since you’re using the Hobbyist version please get in touch via our premium support channel here.
One of my colleagues will reply shortly.This forum rules encourage us to limit the discussion only to the free version of the plugin.
Thank you for understanding,
Yes, that is correct. There should be only 1 form displayed and processed on a certain page.
You need to create separate pages for Register and Recover Password short-codes for it to work properly.
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Hi,
This is mostly related to the email client you’re using. Which email client are you using?There is not much we can do to on our end to fix this issue as we are using the standard wp_mail WordPress function to send all emails related to Profile Builder.
However, there may be some things that you can do to resolve this.
One possible reason for this issue is that some email clients may be automatically filtering these messages into spam. Check your spam filter and make sure they were not filtered.
Also consider contacting your host support, they might be able to fix this.
Hope this helps.
To follow up on Christofor’s answer, you can also build on the existing CSS loaded by Profile Builder and style the fields the way you want.
Profile Builder forms are structured so that every element can be targeted and manipulated via CSS. Most elements share reusable class names to affect styling, and many elements have unique IDs that you can use to target specific elements within the form.
Feel free to customize each form element to your liking.
Profile Builder forms are responsive, so the input boxes width will normally expand as much as they can.
It’s probably some of your active theme CSS that’s overwriting this. If you post a link I can have a look.
We’ve just released the Mailchimp Add-on for Profile Builder.
You can have a look at this detailed tutorial on how it works.
We actually developed a Mailchimp add-on for Profile Builder which allows you to do just that.
It will be out probably by the end of this week. I’ll get back to you once it’s out.
You can use Profile Builder for front-end login and registration, in conjuction with a restrict content plugin like Members.
They have been tested and work really well together.