borisv
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Clearly, you have a database problem. Try de-activating all plugins and installing the latest UM again using this time the default theme or Twenty Sixteen theme.
CBServices, UM uses member directories to search instead and which have pretty good permission controls.
That said, if you want to prevent all visitors who are not logged in from searching your content or pages, I do have code for that. Users, however, will not be able to search and find those pages that they have access permissions for unless they are logged in.
Let me know,
That appears to be an issue with a paid extension. Please read this:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/paid-customers-please-read-this/Do show us how you managed to make those shortcodes work on your UM site! 🙂
Thanks.
I see. Well it looks like you have the first part you wanted:
For example: if the visitor is a loggedin user “Hello Peter, welcome back”,
but if the the user is a new visitor “Hello, the sections of this site are visible only for subscribed members”.
The second part would be :
[um_loggedin show_lock=yes lock_text=”You are not logged in”] Hello, the sections of this site are visible only for subscribed members [/um_loggedin]I hope this helps
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by borisv.
I know code that would give your logged user a welcome message, but I’m not sure why what you just replied would be a feature relevant to Ultimate Member. Surely, you must be aware that there is a myriad of user message plugins that you could add to do what you mentioned including pop up notices.
Well, you posted it in your OP title and argued that it is a “bug”.
Have a good weekend yourself.Of course I don’t believe you. That error has nothing to do with Ultimate Member and everything to do with how your server has ‘ ModSecurity rules’ set up. Look it up and you’ll find that that rule and your problem is not uncommon with other CMS scripts.
What the guy said in your reference link is precisely that you should turn off the security rule that is trouble and leave the rest alone.
I’m sorry but you are only misguiding users with this post.
Again, it’s not “UM bug”. What I said was that you did something that upset the server like using characters in passwords that might trigger that mod sec rule. Just ensure that passwords are not blindly passed into an SQL query without some sort of hashing first.
211540 is a security rule to prevent blind sql injection attacks. You clearly did something in your site to trigger it like creating excessive false positives. In any case, this was not a “bug”.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by borisv.
IMO, that’s not the most efficient way to use UM. But, if you must, just change the ‘Biography’ field label name to “Background” in the UM default profile form. Or, use any textarea field because that’s what it is.
And, if you want to really force your users to enter their “backgrounds”. I would do it at the registration form. You could add the Biography field at the default registration form.
Is this a migration job? What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Can you access wp_options table with phpMyAdmin?
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by borisv.
Perhaps you can just add a simple “welcome back, John Doe” shortcode and if the user is a visitor, it would just read “welcome back,”. Would that be good enough for you?
The conflict is in that plugin’s CSS file. Perhaps if you make it load last, it won’t break your UM site and TMS may still work for you…
Please elaborate further.
Thanks,