Philippe Roussel
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Hi Jarryd,
The Memberships widget contains the Cancel link. I settled for that.
Hi Jarryd,
For now, I just deactivated the Cleantalk plugin and things are back to normal.
Hi Jarryd,
It’s fixed now. I simply had to put the widgets properly.
Hi Jarryd,
I cannot reiterate the issue. I’ll consider it was me not really paying attention.
Hi Jarryd,
Memberships > Members does not show anything when Cleantalk is activated. I contacted them.
Hi Jarryd,
The link is there now, but instead of pointing to the Cancel page another one appears that says: “This site can’t be reached. cancel’s DNS address could not be found. Diagnosing the problem.”
Hi Jarryd,
It does not work.
Hi Serge,
I mean that new users (= since I installed Cleantalk) do not appear in the WP users list. I have a membership website managed by Paidmemberships Pro and new users register through this plugin.
I have recently installed Cleantalk, though. And it seems the plugin hides new users. I am going to check on that side.
Hi Kim,
I did. No spam.
I meant: new paidmemberships pro members do not appear as wordpress users
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Better Search Replace] The plugin has stopped workingI also get: “DRY RUN: 1 tables were searched, 0 cells were found that need to be updated, and 0 changes were made.”
I searched in wp_posts, where dozen of posts are concerned by the update…
It appears that the properly written code would be the following, but it does not change anything. Still no Cancel link on the Account page.
function my_pmpro_account_profile_action_links( $pmpro_profile_action_links ) {
$pmpro_profile_action_links[cancel] = sprintf( esc_url( $my_cancel_url ), esc_html__( Cancel, paid-memberships-pro ) );
return $pmpro_profile_action_links;
}
add_filter( pmpro_account_profile_action_links, my_pmpro_account_profile_action_links );
if ( ! empty( $my_cancel_url ) ) {
$pmpro_profile_action_links[‘cancel’] = sprintf( ‘%s‘, esc_url( $my_cancel_url ), esc_html__( ‘Cancel’, ‘paid-memberships-pro’ ) );
}return $pmpro_profile_action_links;add_filter( ‘pmpro_account_profile_action_links’, ‘my_pmpro_account_profile_action_links’ );
Hi Nebu,
Sorry for not having replied. I recreated the form from scratch, and it works.
Hi Jarryd,
Like this?
function my_pmpro_account_profile_action_links( $pmpro_profile_action_links ) {
$pmpro_profile_action_links[cancel] = sprintf( %s, esc_url( $my_cancel_url ), esc_html__( Cancel, paid-memberships-pro ) );
return $pmpro_profile_action_links;
}
add_filter( pmpro_account_profile_action_links, my_pmpro_account_profile_action_links );