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Hi John,
Just a heads up that we fixed the Display Name bug, it will work as expected (and will also be a dropdown) in the next release scheduled for next week.I understand, but right now there’s not much I can do without knowing more about this scenario in order to dig deeper.
Please get in touch after you manage to clone the system and I’ll be happy to assist in getting to the bottom of it.Hi,
Actually this is not related to Profile Builder. You need to change this from your theme’s comments template.I’ve noticed you already asked this on our support form designated for the premium version. I suggest we continue the conversation over there.
Hi,
That shouldn’t happen, it sounds like a conflict.
Could you please:
– activate a default theme like TwentyFourteen and try again
– deactivate plugins one by one and try again
This can help us see what plugin/theme is creating the conflict.The easiest way would be to use the standard Profile Builder Login Widget that comes with our plugin.
This displays the login form in a widget and allows you to set things like: register link, lost password link, redirect link etc.
Unfortunately, that’s not possible by default with Profile Builder. For this functionality I suggest hiring a developer to custom code it.
If yo have the Pro version please consider opening a support ticket .
This forum is dedicated to the free version, and it’s against the forum rules to discuss premium functionality.Thanks for understanding and let’s continue the discussion here.
Sure, we can use wp_lostpassword_url template tag. I’ll look into updating the code.
Also, there’s no need to overwrite the lost password url via a separate plugin, you can simply use the lostpassword_url parameter in the login shortcode, like so:
[wppb-login lostpassword_url=”www.example.com”]You can find more about the login shortcode parameters here.
That should not happen.
We’re using the default wp_mail function from WordPress, so it should work.
It may be caused by the Easy WP SMTP Settings plugin. We had similar experiences with other users that were using a SMTP plugin which in the end caused the problem.Hi Steve,
The user information is stored the standard WordPress way, in the following two tables:
– wp_users (basic WP user fields like: username, email, nicename, display name etc. )
– wp_usermeta (First Name, Last Name, Nickname and Description fields)By default the role a user receives at registration using our plugin is subscriber.
You can assign a different role by using role shortcode parameter like so.You mentioned some of your pages are restricted to subscribers, that means they cannot be accessed by people which have a Subscriber role. I suggest assigning them a different role at registration.
Thank you, this looks like a bug and I’ve added it to our bug fixing list.
It should be fixed in the next release.Hi Tony,
There have been several requests in these direction, so we’re actually thinking of adding a Role Select Field in the pro and hobbyist versions in the close future.
It’s on our development list, but I can’t give you a clear estimate on when it will be released.Right now, you can use the register shortcode parameter role, like so:
[wppb-register role=”desired_role”]
to register users with a specific role. You can maybe setup different pages where people can register to receive a specific role.Hope this helps for now, I’ll keep you posted when we release the Role Select field.
Are you by any chance using a multisite instance?
I’m trying to replicate this, so any details may help.
We try to help people on this forum as much as we can. If you look at responses and resolve rate, you’ll notice this is high priority for us. However, please keep in mind that this forum is for a free plugin where we offer free support, so nothing should be expected.
As a rule of thumb, during the weekends we don’t normally answer support questions, since we’re taking time off to spend with our families.
If you’re deciding to purchase the pro version and have questions a better way would be to get in touch via this form.