Eric Daams

The “Dashboard” banner shows up on all pages that are included in the User Dashboard menu. If you go to Appearance > Menus, choose to edit the menu you have selected for the User Dashboard location (you should see it listed in the dropdown list). Edit that menu and make sure it only includes the pages that you want to be part of your user dashboard.

If you take a look at http://demo.wpcharitable.com/reach/your-profile/ (you’ll need to log in), you will see we have the Dashboard banner above a collection of pages that are all part of a user management area, where they can edit their profile, add campaigns, etc.

Cheers,
Eric

Ah, gotcha. We disabled the post type archive for campaigns by default since this looks bad in most themes. However, in Reach the campaign archive looks great, so it should certainly have been enabled in there.

I just pushed an update to Reach which fixes this. Click here to download it.

After installing it, you will need to flush the permalinks again, following the same steps I gave you earlier (Settings > Permalinks). Once that’s been done, your campaign archives should appear again.

Cheers,
Eric

I’m so sorry about this. I’m working on a fix right now that will fix the issue with campaigns not updating.

With the campaigns page disappearing, could you try going to Settings > Permalinks and clicking the update button? You don’t need to change anything; it just needs to be re-saved to trigger a clearing of the permalinks settings.

Cheers,
Eric

I just pushed up Charitable 1.3. Could you try against that version and see if the problem persists?

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Eric

Yes, though this is an issue with Reach, not Charitable. I have it recorded at https://github.com/Charitable/Reach/issues/1

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Eric

Hi Beth,

They should be ordered by priority, from lowest to highest, so you can change their order by changing their priority setting. For example:

$fields[ 'national_id_number' ] = array(
        'label'     => __( 'National ID Number', 'your-namespace' ),
        'type'      => 'text',
        'priority'  => 24,
        'value'     => $form->get_user_value( 'donor_national_id_number' ),
        'required'  => true,
        'data_type' => 'user'
    );

The priority of that field is 24. If you want it to come sooner, change it to a lower number. It’ll depend on the priority of your other fields.

Cheers,
Eric

Let me know how things come along!

Cheers,
Eric

Thanks for the kind review!