Remove additional WP-members fields

The primary control of fields is managed in the plugin’s Fields tab. Any field included in that table is used as a user field.

If “registration” is checked, the field is included in the registration form, user profile, and the user’s view of the user profile page.

If “registration” is unchecked, the field is “admin only”. It will not display in the above instances, but it will display in the admin’s view of the user profile.

If you want to remove a field from the user-facing view of the user profile (i.e. the [wpmem_profile] shortcode profile view), you can filter out the field from the fields array. Here’s a code snippet example of how to so that: https://rocketgeek.com/code-snippets/remove-a-field-from-the-profile-update-form-but-not-the-registration-form/

The 3.5.0 version of the plugin will add the ability to control the above view via the Fields tab. This will be released as beta sometime during the next few weeks.

i have just now found that the fields save settings action fails: check/uncheck a field, select save settings, click apply, nothing happens-(page jumps to top, but no success banner as on other tabs) other ops (add/delete/move) work as expected

In review, it does appear to be working as expected, so your issue may be a local one.

If you’re checking the left box in the row, that is for deleting a field, so you’d choose “delete” from the bulk action menu, not “save”. You can’t delete and save in the same action.

nope, not checking left-column boxes, just reg/req-\ and this is happening on 3 websites, 1 a recent fresh install…

there is another issue, not related to wpmem: all non-wpcore settings pages are titled “action workflow editor” on 2 of the 3 websites

and another oddity: on my login pages, i display

[wpmem_logged_in]You are logged in as [wpmem_field user_login][/wpmem_logged_in]
[wpmem_profile register=hide]

but when clicking on update password

https://asapackermansion.letartliveon.com/home/login/?a=pwdchange

wpmem_logged_in is not true…not a showstopper, but an annoyance