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Actually you’re the first to report this issue.

I would like to investigate further. So you disabled all the other plugins except for Profile Builder and the issue persists?

Could you send a link to your website via this form so we can have a closer look at it?

Thanks,

Hi Jalinous,
You should look into the Custom Redirects module from Pro.
It offers an UI for keeping your users out of the WordPress dashboard. You’ll be able to redirect users from default WP pages to the front-end ones created with this plugin.

Hi,
Just a heads up that we’ve implemented this functionality and it should be out in the next release, coming next week.
From General Settings tab, you’ll be able to select Login with Username OR Email, and be able to login with either one.

Great, thanks for posting it here.

Hi Diego,
It’s not working because you need to wrap the content with do_shortcode() like below:

add_shortcode( 'miembro', 'shortcode_para_miembros');
function shortcode_para_miembros( $atts, $content = '' ) {
    if ( is_user_logged_in() && !is_null( $content ) && !is_feed() )
        return do_shortcode($content);
    return '';
}

Another option would be to use Eyes Only plugin in conjunction with PB.

On the edit profile page you should have something like this:

[eyesonly logged="in"]
[wppb-edit-profile]
[/eyesonly]

I’ve tested both options and they should work. Can you confirm?

Hi,
You should use something like this:

[wppb-logout text=”You are currently logged in as {{meta_user_name}}” redirect=”http://www.example.com” link_text=”Log out”]

If you simply put the [wppb-logout] shortode without parameters it won’t display anything since the default text and link was set to empty.

That’s a bug I discovered yesterday and it’s already fixed in our development environment so it should work even without the shortcode parameters once the next update is out.
Meanwhile you can use the example posted above.

Thank you, let’s continue the discussion there.

Hi Bryce,
You’re right, in version 2 we’re generating the username based on email.
However, the same filter is available here: wppb_generated_random_username.

So you can still use the code below to generate random usernames in case Login with Email is enabled.

add_filter('wppb_generated_random_username', 'wppbc_rand_username', 10, 2);
function wppbc_rand_username( $username, $user_email ){
    $username = wppbc_rand_based_on_charset();
    while ( username_exists( $username ) ){
        $username = wppbc_rand_based_on_charset();
    }

    return $username;
}
function wppbc_rand_based_on_charset(){
    $characters = '0123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZ';
    $length = strlen( $characters ) - 1;
    $result = '';
    for ($i = 0; $i < 8; $i++)
        $result .= $characters[mt_rand(0, $length)];

    return $result;
}

Place this in an empty plugin or your theme’s functions.php file.
I’ve tested it and it works as expected. Can you confirm?