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Hi,
Thanks for getting in touch.
Since most of your questions are regarding the pro features, please use our pre-sales form for faster replies.
This forum is meant to support the free version of the plugin.The User Listing module (from pro) can allow you to set the avatar size for both All-Userlisting (member directory) as well as Single Userlisting templates (individual profile). You can also choose which fields to display on the front-end.
If you have any other questions, please get in touch via our pre-sales form.
To redirect people after login, simply use the redirect parameter in the login shortcode like so:
[wppb-login redirect=”www.example.com”]
This will automatically redirect you to the desired page after login, without displaying any message. You can find out more in our documentation page.
That should not happen. We’re using the default wp_mail function from WordPress, so it should work.
Can you please tell me:
– what email is not sent (the one to the user when he selects send credentials via email, the Email Confirmation one, etc.)
– what SMTP plugin you’re using (there are multiple ones)
– send me a link to your registration page so I can test it out.Well spotted, thanks for pointing this out. We missed it somehow during the code review.
I’ve already made the change in the development version, so it will be fixed in the next release.
Hi, I think you made a confusion. Looked at your website and it seems you don’t have Profile Builder installed, but another registration plugin: Pie Register.
I think it’s best if you address their forums directly, as they might be better suited to assist you.It’s fixed now. The shortcode was inserted to the Login page (Visual tab), probably by copy pasting which added some extra html that messed up the shortcode parameters.
Adding it in the Text tab made it work as expected.
This is strange, had a look at your website and couldn’t figure out why it doesn’t work.
If it’s ok with you I would need the back-end credentials to inspect this further (since the website is currently under development).
You can email them at hello[at]cozmoslabs[dot]com or get in touch via this form.I’m sure we’ll figure it out.
No need to worry about the different version numbers between free and pro, that’s actually normal. All the features from free are in pro as well. We’re trying to keep the same version number, but sometimes we need to update one more often, which may result in a version number difference.
For premium support you can access our forums.
What version of the plugin are you using? These two parameters are only available starting from version 2.0.6.
Also, the links (Register and Lost your password?) will not appear when you’re logged in, you need to be logged out.
Not sure why you have a [header_login] shortcode outputted in the header. Where was this shortcode defined? Maybe the update overwrote those files.
The correct Profile Builder login shortcode is [wppb-login]. This is the one supposed to display the login form.I’ve tried to access the previous version of your site, but got a fatal error message.
Profile Builder has been tested with the latest version of WP (4.0.1).
That’s correct, the User Listing serves that purpose.
Hi,
I’m assuming you’re referring to the credentials sent via email when a new user registers and marks the checkbox “Send these credentials via email”.I’ve just tested it and it seems to work fine. What version of the plugin are you using? Free or Pro?
I guess the simplest way would be to hide them via css:
#wppb-login-wrap .login-username label, #wppb-login-wrap .login-password label { display:none; }Hi and thank you for your interest in Profile Builder.
With the [wppb-login] shortcode we’re basically outputting the default WordPress login form in the front-end, using wp_login_form function.Apparently the form args don’t have placeholder support, there was also a ticket to add this feature to WP core a while ago, but apparently they decided not to move forward with it.
What you might try is adding them with js, maybe this will help.
Yes, that’s correct. However you can create a child theme and place it in its functions.php file, or you can add the above code in an empty plugin like this one.
These are the best practices for keeping your changes in place in case of an update.
The User Listing (Member Directory) module is part of the pro version of Profile Builder.
From what I noticed on your website you have the free version installed, that’s why the shortcode doesn’t work.
The WP permalink would be ../member-directory/user/10 (10 being the user ID)