borisv
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Uninstall Ultimate Member…
Just delete it via ftp (the ultimate member folder inside ‘/plugins’)
The link you posted is to the UM demo and can’t be accessed without registering, so I still don’t know what you need. That said, if it’s something that didn’t come with Ultimate Member after you installed it, then it needs development.
Please post a link to a unrestricted page with an example of what you want so that I can MAYBE create an add-on…
- This reply was modified 9 years, 8 months ago by borisv.
Do you know the user email address? Your admin email address on WordPress has not changed, by the way…
There is a number of things you can do:
Provide a screenshot here.
Check htaccess file in your root dir to verify the WP mod_rewrite configuration.
Reinstall WP.This isn’t a UM problem…
I hope this helps,
WP sends already an email verification to the user when the user changes his/her email.
We could add code to send the admin a copy, but there is no way to check for an illegitimate email address within the script unless you want to connect the request to an external data base like Akismet.
Otherwise, if one wants to change an email after registering for a BS email address, no one can stop a user from doing that. At the same time, a user with a BS address will never get any emails from your site which would be a bad thing for the user if your site is important to him in the first place…
So, you are saying that you want to prevent a user who registered with a legitimate email (assuming you are using regex) from changing it for an illegitimate one?
It’s normal.
I have one for when a user changes or updates his UM profile he receives an email notification :
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TITLE:
Profile Updated at Your-Domain-NameBODY:
Hello John Doe,Your profile has been updated!
If you didn’t do this, please notify the site admin immediately.
Thank you,
Your-Domain-Name.com
http://your-domain-name.com
======================================================================I hope this helps,
- This reply was modified 9 years, 8 months ago by borisv.
- This reply was modified 9 years ago by Jan Dembowski.
You probably have a jQuery Ajax code conflict with another plugin. Do the the trouble shooting procedure to find out which one…
How long does it take you to load that page?
Search results show always below the search form. You also have a 33% width of page setting, so everything shows to the right.
You can create a list of items to your hearts content which your users can select and “attach”, as you said, to their profiles, but that is manual work for you and there is a limit to the list (radio buttons, checkboxes, multi-select or drop down menus) because of the way they display in profile pages (especially cumbersome on mobile devices).
Now, if you want to import a list, e.g. Microsoft .xls, with multiple rows and columns, that’s not possible as that would require SQL database modification.
I hope this helps,
All things equal from the start after one installs Ultimate Member in WordPress and assuming that you actually have in Ultimate Members > User Roles, a user role called “YES” (I don’t know why you would want to do it that way, btw) then you must have created in your UM default registration form a radio button to allow users to choose that ‘YES’ user role, correct?
The resulting code that is showing in the user registration form (front end) is:
<div class="um-field um-field-join_member um-field-radio" data-key="join_member">The code that would allow choosing a user role should be:
<div class="um-field um-field-join_member um-field-radio" data-key="role_radio">In addition, the button in your registration form has a “join_member” for name:
<input type="radio" name="join_member[]" value="Yes">It should be
<input type="radio" name="role" value="Yes">So as you can see the form is not allowing users to select user roles and that’s where the problem lies. I would start from scratch and certainly dump that ‘Yes or No’ idea…
You should check and see if your meta key ‘residency_us_em’ actually works in your SQL database by changing the condition role to “general-member”, and why not, do the same for ‘Graduation Year’.
I actually find it a lot easier (and more encouraging for new sign ups) to redirect users after registration to fill out those details.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 8 months ago by borisv.