MembershipWorks

Hi kolstef12!

I have no issues clicking on the counties to search. For example I can click on “Southern California Counties”, then click on “Los Angeles” and “Orange”, and click “Search”.

Users can use any combination to search. The “search for…” box only searches name and description fields.

Hi kolstef12!

The search box title is not connected to the folders in any way. For example, selecting “Imperial” under the search box titled “Southern Calif. Transaction Coordinator” does not mean it will search for all accounts in the “S Calif TC Search” folder with the label “Imperial”. It will only search for accounts with the label “Imperial” in the “Members” folder.

Similarly, “County you reside” is a custom field, it is not tied/connected to the label search in any way. ie. even if the “County you reside” is set to the same name as a label, it does not mean a search for that label will pull up the member.

We recommend making the following changes:

1. Eliminate the “S Calif TC Search”, “N Calif TC Search”, “N Calif REA Search”, “S Calif REA Search”, and “Calif Realtors” folders, they have no actual relevance to the search.

2. Remove all your membership level “Actions” as that overcomplicates management of your members. Past due members are automatically delisted from the directory based on the setting under MemberFindMe > Organization Settings > Integration > Membership Settings. For your needs it will be simpler to just keep all the accounts in the “Members” folder.

3. Have 3 search boxes under MemberFindMe > Customization > Directory Search:

3a) “Type” – allow users to search the “Real Estate Assistants Membership Listing” and “Transaction Coordinators Membership Listing” membership levels. So here users can select whether they want to search for REAs or TCs.

3b) “Northern Calif Counties” – all the northern California county labels.

3c) “Southern Calif Counties” – all the southern California county labels.

4. Ensure you allow members to be able to select the county labels in both the “Member Sign-Up” and “Member Manage” templates.

Hi kolstef12! Thank you for emailing us the login access. We have traced the issue to your Enfold/Avia theme’s Google Maps feature, which is not using a proper API key. Google recently started requiring an API key for all Google Maps applications. We’ve updated our system to bypass this issue, if you refresh your browser it should work now.

Hi kolstef12!

If you have the MemberFindMe Login Connector plugin installed, you can use the MemberFindMe login/logout widget to display a login/logout box with the user’s name (if logged in) in a widgetized area.

Hi kolstef12!

If each member can only be in 1 county, it is probably best to set it up as a custom “SELECT” field. Labels would be more appropriate if a member can be in several counties at the same time.

The type of member is probably best specified using different membership levels for each member type.

It is not possible to have separate signup forms, but you can turn on/off tabs/boxes on the signup form based on membership level or label.

Then you need to add ‘title’ to the list of instance parameters.

Hi goldmember! The placeholder was in the page HTML, but it was removed after the page loads by a script. Unfortunately it is not possible which plugin or theme script was responsible for resetting the placeholder.

Hi goldmember! To put in your placeholder you will need to edit the HTML within the PHP file of the plugin.