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Hi,
Profile Builder comes with either the option to login via email, or username. Unfortunately you can’t have both at the same time.The confirmation link should be there. What email provider are you using? Sometimes they can strip the confirmation link.
Hi,
You can use the redirect parameter inside Profile Builder’s login shortcode like this:[wppb-login redirect=’http://www.example.com’%5D
You shouldn’t modify any plugin files.
The above code should be added to your theme’s functions.php file on in an empty plugin.This is default WordPress email subject line, not related to our plugin.
Profile Builder provides an UI for customizing default WordPress email under all scenarios (Email Confimation, Admin Approval, Password reset etc.) through the Email Customizer module.
If you want to custom code it, have a look at using the wp_mail filter hook. This hook will allow you to filter the email subject as well.
Hi,
Yes, by default Profile Builder comes with a Login widget.
Also, you can place links in a text widget to pages like Register, Edit Profile, Recover Password etc that contain plugin shortcodes. They don’t necessarily have to be in the menu.The User Listing module from Pro allows you to create a member listing + single member profile page where registered users can search and browse other members profiles. We don’t have a plugin demo yet, but you can browse detailed screenshots on the plugins landing page.
For restricting content have a look at Members plugin. It has been tested and is fully compatible with Profile Builder.
I think I get what you’re trying to achieve.
There’s a filter that allows you to change the logged in message. The code below should do the trick.
//Remove author link in front-end login widget/page function wppb_remove_author_link($loged_in_message, $user_ID, $display_name){ $loged_in_message = '<p class="wppb-alert">'.sprintf(__( 'You are currently logged in as %1$s. %2$s', 'profilebuilder' ), $display_name, '<a href="'.wp_logout_url( $redirectTo = wppb_curpageurl() ).'" title="'.__( 'Log out of this account', 'profilebuilder' ).'">'. __( 'Log out', 'profilebuilder').' »</a>' ) . '</p><!-- .alert-->'; return $loged_in_message; } add_filter('wppb_login_message','wppb_remove_author_link', 10, 4);Custom functionality for Profile Builder is best added via a plugin or in your theme’s functions.php file. This way, in case of a plugin update you won’t lose any changes.
Hi,
What version of the plugin are you using?
What do you mean by author link from the profile widget? Can you give me some links, screenshots to better understand what you’re trying to achieve?Also what piece of code have you added? Can you paste it here?
Thanks.
Hi,
We’ve setup a new environment for making it really easy to translate Profile Builder, without using Poedit, as well as downloading the translation files.For getting the French translation, go to:
http://translate.cozmoslabs.com/projects/profilebuilder/fr/frenchThen on the page bottom click Export and select the .po and then the .mo files.
You need to rename them: profilebuilder-fr_FR.mo and profilebuilder-fr_FR.po and place them in the Translation directory in the plugin.Then in the WP back-end UI, under Settings go to Site Language and select French. This way all your Profile Builder strings will be in French.
We’ll also make sure to include all the translations updates in each plugin update.
Hi,
By default WordPress sends the username and password at registration via email, this is not a setting from Profile Builder.However you could look into implementing WordPress Passwordless Login, using this plugin. It’s tested and fully compatible with Profile Builder.
Hi,
If you’ve set a Login page using the [wppb-login] shortcode, once a user logs in, this page will display something like:You are currently logged in as test_user. Log out »
Basically, you’ll have a log out link on the login page once a user is logged in. The same applies for the login widget (if you place the login shortcode in a widget).
That’s actually WordPress default setup.
To change this in your WP admin UI simply go to Settings -> General, and under Membership make sure you check “Anyone can register“.
That will allow people to sign up for your website.
Hi,
We added a new filter in version 2 which you can use to redirect users to a custom page (like Recover Password) when the “Lost Password” link from Login is hit.
The update with this filter will be released beginning next week.
You’ll simply need to add this to your theme functions.php file:
function change_lost_password_link( $LostPassURL){ $LostPassURL = home_url('/recover-password'); return $LostPassURL; } add_filter('wppb_pre_login_url_filter','change_lost_password_link', 2);Make sure to change ‘/recover-password’ with your desired page link.
Hope this helps.Hi Simon,
We’ve setup a new environment for making it really easy to translate Profile Builder, without using Poedit.Would be great if you could help us with the Swedish translation here: http://translate.cozmoslabs.com/projects/profilebuilder/sv/swedish
Once the translation is ready you can export the language files and add them to Profile Builder. We’ll also make sure to include all the translations updates in each plugin update.
Right now it’s not possible by default, you’ll need to custom code this functionality.
However we’re looking to integrate a Mailchimp checkbox in Profile Builder in the close future, sometimes before the end of this year.