I’m facing an issue with the Ultimate Member plugin where the profile picture is not being saved after a successful registration. After the user submits the registration form, the profile photo is uploaded to the correct directory (/wp-content/uploads/ultimatemember/{user-id}/
), but it doesn’t appear in the WordPress Media Library or on the user’s profile page.
Here are some details:
I have tried the following:
Has anyone experienced something similar or has suggestions on what could be causing this issue? Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
]]>We’re using the Ultimate Member (UM) plugin and the Paid Memberships Pro plugin on our website hostelgigs.com. We’ve set up a registration page for user sign-up here: Membership Checkout, created with the Paid Memberships Pro plugin.
As part of the sign-up process, we’ve added a profile image upload field. Our goal is to automatically assign the uploaded image as the user’s profile picture in UM upon registration or checkout.
Is there a way to achieve this through available settings? If not, could you provide guidance on the UM functions we can use to assign the uploaded image as the profile image during sign-up?
Thank you!
]]>First, big thanks for enabling 2FA for free users!
So I got really excited for 2FA and have enabled it to try out, I use UltimateMember login page but also have WpForo, when I login using UM page I get wrong password, did not try wpForo login but I think it will be the same.
In short the 2FA does not appear on UM login page, my question is there some shortcode which we can add in 3rd party login pages for 2FA to work?
Thanks.
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But it didn’t work for me. I use the same code, only in my case the meta key is called verein_name. However, the user name is always saved as the standard combination: firstnamelastname
Has the procedure changed here?
This is my code in the functions.php:
add_action("um_registration_complete","um_042121_change_user_role", 1, 2 );
function um_042121_change_user_role( $user_id, $args ){
try {
if( isset( $args['verein_name'] ) ){
wp_update_user( array( 'ID' => $user_id, 'user_login' => $args['verein_name'] ) );
} else {
wp_update_user( array( 'ID' => $user_id, 'user_login' => $args['last_name'].'-'.$args['first_name'] ) );
}
}
catch(Exception $e) {
echo 'Message: ' .$e->getMessage();
}
}
Am I missing something?
Thanks in advance
I use a multi-site WordPress, version 6.5.1
Ultimate Member Version 2.8.4
Also, This is my requirement and i am looking for some advice on how it can be achieved
I need a new ‘UM role1’ and new ‘UM role2’ created every time when user buys a woo product. The ‘UM role2’ will have ability to create, edit, view, and delete member accounts with role ‘UM role1’. Can i achieve this with wooCoommerce extension plugin?
]]>I have a simple question, how to integrate my UM User Database with Ninja Table Plugin ? Is it possible to display the database in table form within frontend page ?
]]>Everything has worked flawlessly, I normally also use Ultimate Member, but I have temporarily disabled this as well as all plugins.
I also did a test with a different theme to see if the menu is OK. Which is not the case.
Even with all plugins disabled or a different theme, the problem still persists.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thnx.,
Lucas
I suddenly realized that I received a message that Ultimate member needed to be updated, but both before and after installing the update I noticed the problem with the submenu links that are now in the root of the menu. It is possible that Ultimate Member no longer functions and that the underlying submenus have therefore come to the surface. Because Ultimate Member is no longer displayed properly in the menu? But then why doesn’t the menu appear normally when UM is completely disabled?
More importantly: how can this be fixed?