borisv
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Is this the latest UM version? I am not sure why you can access the modal window in admin panel only and not directly on a profile page. Can you try this?
Go to Admin panel => Ultimate Member => Settings => Advanced => ‘Only load plugin JS and CSS on the following pages’ and enter the slug for your user profile pages (e.g. /user/) to see if you can access modal window.If that’s so, then you are having for sure a css/javascript problem somewhere in which case I would recommend updating to the latest UM version.
Can you please do a conflict test on the theme first and then plugins and see if it is caused by a conflict. You can click the link for directions on the plugin/theme conflict test:
http://docs.ultimatemember.com/article/96-how-to-do-a-plugin-theme-conflict-test
Thanks.
At this time there is no such function and users can do whatever they want to their profiles without you knowing about it.
I do have. however, some code that could alert you when users are doing anything (including login) but, it’s very basic and if you are running a site with thousands of users, you could have your email box flooded with alert emails.
Do you think we’re going about it the wrong way?
Frankly, I think you haven’t grasped the power of this plugin yet. That, however, seems to be a problem with anyone trying to create sophisticated profile pages for their UM sites. Mainly due to the absence of comprehensive documentation.
I am creating the ultimate ultimate member tutorial, but because I also have to do web development work, it’s taking me some time to finish.
The fact is, and I told you before, you could create a set of fields only the beer people could see and another, only the Scotch people could. That is accomplished via the flexible UM conditional logic which can be programmed to every field.
I am referring to Admin panel => Ultimate Member => Member Directories, where you should also have your “miembros” directory. You then need to click edit to see settings and configurations.
You forgot to include a screenshot of the members directory in UM => Member Directories, the one you are calling “miembros”. I assume that searching option is already activated and that all user roles can be displayed.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by borisv.
You are not following my instructions. Maybe you should post the link to your members directory so we can further investigate.
Make sure you have a page assigned to the members directory in WordPress => Pages. Make sure the members page shortcode is in it, and make sure you have selected that ‘members’ page in UM => Settings => Set Up.
It seems that the Ultimate Member default use of a “Profile Form” is to display information rather than allow the user to use a form to edit it.
It seems to me that you are not seeing the gear (cog) icon (to the right of the profile page, opposite to the avatar), because I don’t understand otherwise why you’d think so. When you pull that menu down, users can edit their pages and so can you (admin).
So, as you see you don’t need to hire me 🙂
I hope this helps,
- This reply was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by borisv.
I left you the answer as to what to do in your previous question. This, however, is something you should make sure to implement easily; every time you created a new field, there has always been an option within the fields manager pop up window to make the field user editable or not. So go back, one by one and make sure you’ve selected ‘Can user edit this field?’ to yes.
Yes, you should change it to your new default user page.
UM is doing exactly what you told him to. If your default is “customer”, and if there is no choice for user role in your registration form, then that’s why you get that user role for all the new users.
To put in terms you’ll understand, you have to dig deep into files and modify codex. It would probably be better if you create a new widget where you could add the code to do what you want after logout.
You said that the option you need is for logging out not logging in, in which case it’s the pull down menu below in your screenshot that you would have to change. If you want the user to log out (from the cog icon) on the profile page and remain there, then you simply add ‘/user’ to the Set Custom Redirect URL.
I’ve been searching for many hours to figure out if there is any way to reload the current page the user is after clicking on the logout link-page.
Come to think of it, you can not redirect to the same page but a home page or a custom page.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by borisv.
Can you confirm that your default form is the new form on Ultimate Member => Settings => User Page?