borisv
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For the record I don’t represent Ultimate Member and never have I ever stated that. I am just the only person who has bothered to answer your demands for an answer, It’s not my problem or the community’s that you are not knowledgeable enough to understand my replies.
JT, you said that:
I setup an UM site, and registration was working fine. Then I installed reCaptcha, and registration broke.
Clearly, something must have gotten corrupted inside your DB after you installed reCaptcha in combination with the Genesis framework, no?
If you could go back and do a server restore. you may want to track your steps back and reinstall Google reCaptcha without the theme you are using (or any combination of your active plugins).
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by borisv.
How is anyone going to give you instructions about working with data bases if you don’t even know what SQL tables are? You never even heard of phpMyAdmin and you demand instructions?
I should have told you that what you want is not possible on UM and end of story. Please go to the WordPress main forum to ask users how to extract registration details from a SQL database, or do it manually via your WordPress Admin menu > Users > Username > click on the ‘info’ link.
Good luck,
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by borisv.
Ultimate Member (“UM”) is a great plugin, and most importantly is FREE!
If you don’t know what phpMyAdmin is, then call your hosting service provider and ask them if they can download and send you those 2 tables as CSV exports directly to your computer. This way you’ll be able to open them with Excel and you can see for yourself what I was talking about.
But once again, the answer is there is no way that you can “pull” out all your user details including what they filled out in their profile pages in one big file swoop…
The easiest way to download basic information is via phpMyAdmin > Database wordpress > Table wp_users > Export (as a csv file).
This suggests that you have something like cPanel already running with your host.
Then, you’ll need Microsoft Excel to open the csv exported file, but that is not going to give you the information your users entered in their profile page forms because that is what the “wp_usermeta” table contains.
If you decide to download and convert that export to excel, you will not find your users details associated with their names but with their user ids instead.
The reason is UM considers those details similar to custom posts and they do not get added to the WordPress wp_users table as new data columns.
I hope this helps,
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by borisv.
I am sorry, but I don’t believe that “um-datetime.php” will override date formatting. What I was suggesting is that you modify your SQL data base via phpMyAdmin. These are the instructions:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/date-and-time-functions.html#function_date-format
I hope this helps,
I said that I can not find that option in the predefined section, meaning that there are only the choices for radio or drop-down roles.
So, the answer to you is no, you may not use a checkbox field to select user roles unless, the developers want to reply to this request or you yourself inject new code into the functions.php which is, for most help participants, beyond the scope of this support board.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by borisv.
Right. Funny, I was thinking also that it was a cache issue but for some reason I kept thinking cookies.
If you were using WP SuperCache, then all you needed to do was to click on delete.
Glad that your problem is solved. I’ll also have a look at that cache plugin you mentioned.
Well, you have to modify code. Here, this should give you a clue as to what needs to be done:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/136782/convert-from-mysql-datetime-to-another-format-with-phpI work with an older UM version but I don’t see that checkbox option on the fields manager ‘Predefined Fields’ section. It’s possible that you can not use a checkbox for that.
I hope this helps,
You need to learn to work with PO files. Read this, especially towards the bottom of this topic:
https://ultimatemember.com/forums/topic/how-to-access-the-up-to-date-english-language-po-file/
You used a framework to build your site. All bets are off.
It’s not working because it’s an incomplete action function. At this point I have no idea of what you want to do, and apparently, nobody else knows what you are trying to do either…
A “custom field” is anything you take from the ‘new fields’ at the top of the fields manager and modify it. What do you need to create?
Unless it is something really useful to the UM community, code modifications such as what you wish are not supported on this forum. That said, have you tried changing the format on WordPress (Settings > General Settings > Date Format)?