borisv
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Admin panel (left side menu) > Ultimate Member > Forms > Default Registration > Edit
I could be wrong but just try clearing out your browser cookies. That is, try to delete the cookies for your site. This feature is usually in the browser settings or options depending on what browser you use.
You can also try logging in with a different browser to see if it’s a script or a browser issue.
Another way to prevent undesirable users from registering is if you review new accounts for the time being (via admin approved registrations).
If you are only getting a few spammers using bot registrations, just ban them via htaccess. There are several plugins that can help you find out their ip addresses to this end.
The logic is, you probably aren’t the only one being spammed, but one in many thousands of wp sites. So, if you ban them next, they will probably not get new ip address proxies just to spam your site.
Good luck,
Is what you are trying to do to force all your users to change their passwords? If so, (I never tried this plugin but) see if this forces your users to do so:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/baw-force-new-password/
Otherwise, there may still be other options left…
No, but did you search for this topic before posting a “bug”?
Is it possible to link the Listings to the Profiles and vice versa?
Yes, but how you go about it should be the real question…
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by borisv.
It’s not a UM issue/bug as far as the thousands of current users is concerned…
You may have to create a page called ‘search’ and enter the shortcode provided from the UM > Member Directories
I could get you a copy but that’s not guarantee that it will fix the issue as it can be a problem between that UM version your are in and reCaptcha.
Try “Ultimate Member – Google reCAPTCHA” Version 1.0.0. If it is still broken then you just discovered a bug in the version you are in. You could then downgrade your UM plugin to a more stable version that supports reCaptcha as the last resort…
Please do your SQL back ups just in case if you do this.
Just use your ftp connection to delete the folder called ultimate-member inside /wp-content/plugins/
Then re-install if that’s the object.
Truth to be told, I still don’t understand what you are trying to do. If the ‘Show IF’ is the shortcode, then that’s not gonna work.
IME/O, only fields that have a meta key can be used for conditional rules.
Thus, ‘shortcodes’ are not conducive to the creation of conditional logic rules on UM as I said before (not that it can’t be modified). They can, however, either show, or hide when specific field values or conditions are declared.
For example, a shortcode could declare that it can Hide/Show -> IF -> An UM field with a meta-key (e.g., first name, email address, country, etc -> Not Empty -> 0
You can easily try that if you take the shortcode I gave you, and insert this logic:
Hide -> IF -> First Name -> Not Empty -> 0I hope this helps,
Anything is possible, you are only limited by your programming/coding knowledge/skill. If you’ve read in other threads that something is not possible, then it probably just isn’t by default. However, that doesn’t mean that another developer can not modify it.
Most of these modifications are not supported on this sub forum and neither they should for the fact that this is a free plugin.
Now, from what I understand on your post, you’re trying to create a shortcode with a call function to print the username on the form in edit mode.
If so, that would require injecting new functions or providing handler functions in the functions.php which would create your shortcode.
I hope this helps,
Question: How do I need to set up several conditional fields so that ALL criteria must be met in order to show a field and hide it if not all criteria match?
Conditional logic rules depend upon data content variables that have to be present in the profile form either in edit or view modes (or both), else the script ignores those rules.