dberg89
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Im basically trying to save a hidden field to the database once the user edits and submits the profile form…for some reason the meta_value will not update.
Ill try your method. Thank you
Nevermind. That would change every default instance.
It would be nice if you guys added a checkbox case for the output to be displayed in a nicer format though.
Can you at the very least please add 1 line of code in the next build to replace the commas with a newline?
ultimate-member/core/un-fields.php line 2153 of the view_field function
Add this line
$res = str_replace(',', '<br />', $res);After
$res = apply_filters("um_view_field_value_{$type}", $res, $data );Solved!
Hi,
Why don’t you ovewrite the UM css with your theme’s css. Just add background: -webkit-radial-gradient(50px 220px, #ffda75 18%,#ff3a49 43%,#ff3a49 50%,#e518a1 70%,#6634e1 100%) !important; to the element it applies to. No need to touch the core files.
Hope that helps
Cheers
There are 2 locations where these settings take effect. One is overriding the other.
1. Forms>Login_Form Options in the Sidebar
2. User RolesHope that helps
Go to UM>Member Directories and click on whatever directory you have.
There is a Sort Users By dropdown.I’m pretty sure you can append pseudo-elements to headings.
.um-profile h1:after { content: ' Family'; }Let me know if that works
There are several ways of doing this.
1. CSS
2. javascript
3. hidden fieldsThe first is probably the easiest but also the laziest in terms of coding principles.
In your theme style.css file add
.um-name a:after { content: ' Family'; }Hi,
1. The Registration Options and Login Options in the User Roles do not have a “Go To Homepage” option in the dropdown like the Logout and Delete Options have. Maybe in the next build, you guys can add that.
2. Redirect to URL option requires the “http://” so if you just add http://www.yourhomepage.com, the code simply appends the URL to the current permalink. ex: http://yourhomepage.com/www.yourhomepage.com
Hope that clarifies the comment. Thank you
Bummer. Alright thank you
Hi,
My menus accept custom code so the nav label looks like this:
<i class="um-icon-ios-bell"></i> <span class="um-notification-live-count count-0" style="display: none;">0</span>a little css and javascript magic solved the rest.
Thank you
Hi,
The steps are simple. Make the “Can user edit this field?” set to NO on any dropdown field.I’ve tested it with dropdown fields but I’m assuming this is true for all custom fields.
Try adding the http:// in front of your URL.
I was able to recreate your issue and solve it that way. I believe this is a bug and hopefully UM can just add the Go To Homepage option to both Registration and Login dropdowns in the next build.
Once I checked YES for the field to be editable by the user, the info was written to the db.
In my opinion, all of the information from a registration form SHOULD ALWAYS be written to the database and the user edit setting should come into play AFTER. I’m trying to think of an instance where the current way is useful? Less calls to the database for speed?
Why would a user fill out information that will not be stored anywhere? Or used ever again?
Hmmm