Jeff Sherk
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Yes it is. I just have not updated the version yet.
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In reply to: [Auto Login New User After Registration] Find Ipadress of userIP address and location is not something I am familiar with at all, and is outside the scope of this plugin.
You can do a search for other plugins that may be able assist you with finding this information.
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In reply to: [Auto Login New User After Registration] remove set password in welcome emailYou are correct, they don’t need the link, but that is why I added the option to change the text from “SET YOUR PASSWORD” to “CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD”.
It’s core functionality in WordPress, so even changing the wording from SET password to CHANGE password is a workaround that I do not like doing.
So to answer your question, no you can not remove the link from the email using my plugin.
Possible other options are to look for another plugin that will allow you to modify the text/link in the welcome email, or another plugin that will allow you to disable the sending of the welcome email completely.
Hope that helps.
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In reply to: [Auto Login New User After Registration] remove set password in welcome emailThere is an option in the settings under OTHER INDEPENDENT OPTIONS that says:
Check to change the text in new users welcome email from “set your password” to “change your password”.So with this option checked, the email they will get will say:
username: xxx
to CHANGE your password visit following address :Hope this is what you are looking for.
No I have not had anybody else report this problem.
Just a thought… I believe that WordPress sends email whenever wp_cron is called. The default behavior for wp_cron to get called though, is whenever somebody visits a page on your site. So for small/low volume sites, this will occur randomly at unknown intervals.
For my site, I setup a cron job on my server that calls wp_cron every 5 minutes so that any emails in queue will get sent.
Here is article I wrote on it way back in 2013:
https://www.iwebss.com/wordpress/519-wordpress-cron-job-setup-with-wp-cron-phpThis plugin does not do anything with cron at all, and does nothing to delay the sending of emails. It hooks into wp_mail to change the subject line of the users email (if option is checked), but this does not delay anything … wp_mail is hooked whenever the system calls it, so if there is a delay, it is caused by something else.
I am not aware of any known conflicts.
Yes, the delayed emails would be cron related on your site and is unrlated to the plugin itself.
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I have posted this bug on github:
https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/issues/25563There are others reporting the same issue.
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In reply to: [Update Theme and Plugins from Zip File] Italian languageI appreciate the offer, unfortunately I do not currently have the time to figure out how to set up the POT file to add additional languages.
I will put it on my “to do” list though.
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In reply to: [Easy Options for WooCommerce] Version 1.6.1- 500Internal ErrorAlso send me the setting you have in:
Appearance > Customize > WooCommerce > Product Catalog
for SHOP PAGE DISPLAY and CATEGORY DISPLAY and DEFAULT PRODUCT SORTINGForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Options for WooCommerce] Version 1.6.1- 500Internal ErrorHi
Can you tell me when/where it made the 500 error?
Was it immediately after update, or did it occur when you went to a specific page?
Is there an error log you can grab from FTP that will give more details?
I have 1.6.1 installed on my live site and it is working fine and I can not re-produce the error. Let me know as much detail as you can.
I figured out how to import the WooCommerce Product Categories … you need to use a field header with the name
tax_product_cat
You can specify multiple categories by just comma seperating them so like this “category1,category2”So here is another sample CSV file that includes the woocommerce category:
post_title,post_content,post_type,post_status,tax_product_cat,_sku,_regular_price,_stock,_manage_stock,_custom_field_name,post_category,post_id,post_name,post_author,post_date,post_tags "my test widget","a test widget","product","draft","category1","test-widget-sku","25","2","yes","10","","","","","","" "my other test widget","another test widget","product","draft","anotherCategoy","another-test-widget-sku","35","3","no","10","","","","","",""Glad you figured it out.
Thanks for sharing your solution!
Thanks for the additional information.
Most likely the issue is incompatibility with one of the other plugins (probably Unlimited Member plugin). So the other plugin is somehow intercepting the information from my plugin so it is not getting saved.
So if you disable your other plugins, does my plugin then save the the first and last name info? If yes, then unfortunately you will not be able to use them both at the same time.
The default behavior for wordpress is NOT to collect first name or last name when somebody registers, so if you were collecting first and last name then it is either your theme or another plugin that was allowing that.
And then when I do a test login, it takes me to /my-profile/ page which is NOT the wordpress standard profile page.
So if you login as admin, and then go to Users and click on edit for one of the new user that was created with my plugin, you will probably see that the first name and last name are indeed filled in (for WordPress profile).
The /my-profile/ page is theme/plugin specific and is not using the wordpress profile fields for first or last name which is why they are not showing up (because my plugin uses the standard wordpress first name and last name profile fields).
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