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Hi Miles,
That’s actually displayed only to admins, so new users who want to register will not see it at all.
Did you wish to show a different message to admins or simply not show it to users?Glad it works. I noticed you manage to style the Register button as well.
Hi,
I’ve just retested both “Login with Email” and “Login with Username and Email” with the setup you mentioned above and it seems to work just fine.Does it throw any errors in your case? Make sure you don’t have any custom code or even other plugins interfering with the login process.
Hi,
It should work. Just make sure the page is published and you have put the correct shortcode in it. (copy/paste it in the Text tab of your Editor, in order not to add any unwanted characters)
Make sure to have a look at Profile Builder Documentation page. It provides step by step tutorials and screenshots.
If you still don’t manage to get it working, a link to your website or screenshots can help me see what could be wrong.
Yup, it’s your theme’s main.css file:
On line 1447 it adds the following:.form-submit, .comment-list .comment-respond h3 { display: none;which makes the register button disappear.
You could fix it by adding something like this:
.wppb-user-forms .form-submit { display: block; }Hope this helps.
Hi,
Glad you like the plugin. You can always support our work by leaving a review.We’re using the standard wp_mail function to send emails with Profile Builder.
As long as you’re using a plugin that replaces/overwrites wp_mail function, it should work out of the box.
Modifying directly in WordPress or in other plugins is not the right way to do it. Simply using a proper Mandrill plugin should do it.Hope this helps,
Hi,
This is doable, but you’ll need some features from the Pro version (custom user fields and Userlisting module).Please get in touch via our dedicated pre-sale form, and my colleagues will explain in detail how it can be achieved.
This forum is dedicated to the free version functionality only.Thank you,
Hi,
Thank you for your kind words. You can always support our work by leaving a review.
Now, regarding your questions:– The usernames appear at the left, how to move them to right?
This can be done via css, by adapting the existing css to a RTL one. We’ll make sure to add RTL support as well in a future release, thanks for suggesting this.– How to get rid of the arrows? we use them a lot in the posts to “hyperlink” to other news, I guess they are activated automatically here. How to disable them on this forum only?
They are probably added by your theme styling, simply remove them from the register form via CSS targeting.– How do I make a “login page” for people to login, what is the shortcode? and what if somebody forgot his email. Can he get retrieve it again?
For login use [wppb-login] shortcode, for recover password: [wppb-recover-password].
Here’s a list with all the plugin shortcodes.
Hope this helps.
Hi,
For questions related to Pro please use our dedicated support channel. My colleagues will get in touch soon.This forum is related to the free version only and we may risk for moderators to close this thread.
Thank you.
That shouldn’t happen. Can you send me a screenshot or even better a link to your website to check it out?
It’s probably hidden by the some extra styling applied to the register page by your theme or other active plugins.Hi, you can look into Members for content restrictions and defining user roles. It’s fully tested and compatible with Profile Builder.
Hi,
Unfortunately, there is nothing we can do to on our end to fix this issue as we are using WordPress builtin email functionality (wp_mail function). However, there may be some things that you can do to resolve this.One possible reason for this issue is that Outlook/Hotmail 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.
Hi Robbie,
Paid Membership Pro will work with Profile Builder, mainly because they tackle different things. You will have to use the register and checkout forms from Paid Membership Pro to register users and ask them to pay a fee at registration.Then you can manage their account info and add custom fields to their Edit Profile page with Profile Builder. (Adding custom user fields to user profile is available only in our premium versions).
Not sure what you need from the directory listings, but you can look into our Userlisting module.
If you need to allow registered users to post services, you might need a front-end posting plugin to help you with that functionality.Hope this helps and offers you a start.
P.S. You can find a good comparison of the existing membership plugins here, and see which one suits your needs.
Hi, as long as that data (resume) is saved by the Job manager plugin in the usermeta table, and you know its meta name you can manage it with Profile Builder as well.
All you need to do is create a new custom field (e.g. Upload Resume) in Profile Builder -> Manage Fields, give it the same meta name as the one given by the Job Manager, then it will show up under Edit Profile page (or Account as you said). Here, after logging in, the jobseeker will be able upload a new version of the resume.
Since custom user fields are supported only in our premium versions, if you have other questions we can continue the discussion on our dedidcated support channel.
This forum is related to the free version functionality only.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Post Types and Custom Fields creator - WCK] Page not foundHi,
I’m not sure I fully understand what’s happening. Can you provide some screenshots maybe as to what’s not working as expected?What name does your CPT have? Are your permalinks pretty or not?
This could help me try to replicate this.