alanxr

Hmmm,
Have you checked the redirections after user register in the user role settings? Also verify content restrictions in pages and that the appropiate profile shortcut is in the user page the pages menu.

If I think of anything else I’ll let you know.

alanxr

Hi @ateeqawan,
One thing that comes to mind is that there’s maybe a validation failing there and its not showing up because of some conflict.

Also try to disable the strong password setting in ultimate member if on and see how it behaves.

Hope this helps!

alanxr

Hi,
Thanks for the reply. I don’t want a new form to present in the tab. What I want is to present the values of the fields edited in the main form on a new tab.

In your how to you show this working, but what I want to know is if the info will be showed twice.

Thanks,
Alan

Hi @paxrisen
Have you tried inspecting with firebug or Chrome inspect tool to see the name of the element? It should be another select2 class.

I saw that you finally made it with the others.

Good afternoon,
Alan

To check try to place the css changes in the customize css area in the wordpress admin area. Appearance –> Customize or if your theme provide a custom css code area in the admin or theme settings try to place de css there and see if it works or at least gets loaded and visible in firebug.

Hope this helps,
Alan

Hi,
Viewing at the page I dont see your overriding code for the css anywhere in firebug, just the original one.

Where are you placing the code? Try to place it in the ultimate member css override textbox or you themes css box in the wp-admin to see if that one gets placed correctly.

Another thing you can do is try to target your css selector from a higher selector. Ex. #Content .select2.select2-container .select2-selection{

}

Hope this helps.

Hope I could be of more help but without access to the wp-admin its a bit difficult to troubleshoot. If I load the page and go to network on firebug I don’t see any style.css been loaded in that page.

Regards,
Alan

Hi @paxrisen
Try playing with the classes you’ll see in the image. I did that with firebug in your website. Hope this helps point you in the right direction. If that’s what you want to achieve.
https://1drv.ms/f/s!AlHKw-CHdp1kgYMwO7hkN1Wz1n7XdA

Regards,
Alan

Hi @paxrisen
To manipulate those menus look for the select2 drop down classes. Do you have a link to the website I can see?

@shulz You’re welcome. Another thing that you can do is block the profile field information of specific community roles to members only or specific roles.

In your case the shopper profile form should have all the fields configure to only members or specific role in the privacy. This way you can make sure that even if they can get to the profile the profile show no information. I had to do this for one of the community roles in a website I’m working. Hope this bit helps.

Regards,
Alan

Hi @schulz
I think this will help get the result you need(more or less). The caveat will be that the search form will be unusable to users who are not logged in because they won’t have permissions to search.

In theory, first you’ll need to create a member directory that would just display the community roles you want to be public and set the permission of the specific page to be available for everyone since I assume they can be viewed by all type of users.

Next, you would have to create a specific profile form for those member profiles and get the short code of the form in a new page just for those type of users and set the permission of the page to everyone.

The same would be needed for the private ones (if by private you mean they should only be accessed by logged in users only) but with opposite page permissions. This pages would need to be available just to specific roles or just logged in users.

Also make sure the menu links have the appropriate permissions.

If I think of anything else I’ll write again. Let me know if it works.

Hope this helps,
Alan

Hi @deraca
I had the same problem but I managed to change it using some simple CSS that I added to my theme.

.um-faicon-cog::before, .um-faicon-gear::before {
content: “SETTINGS”;
background: #dd6161 none repeat scroll 0 0;
border: 1px solid #dd6161;
border-radius: 5px;
color: #fff;
content: “Settings”;
font-size: 22px;
font-style: normal;
padding: 5px;
text-transform: uppercase;
}

This sample is specific to my website but you can manage to get it to work in yours by changing the css parameters to your needs. Change where it says content: “SETTINGS”; to whatever word you would like to appear and that should be it.

In some themes you may need to target more specific by adding some upper ID’s of wrapping elements to the CSS code.

Hope this helps.

Hi @shagdirty,
Sorry for intruding in your topic. Would you mind sharing how you do the queries to search users based on ultimate member meta info? I’m new with the plugin and I’ve been struggling with that.

Thanks in advance.

@ultimatemembersupport thanks for the response, but I think that you should have your features documented. The callback field and parent fields within your profile fields should have an example of at least how to use them.

What’s allowed in those fields? If I want to use the Callback field, should I create my custom function in the functions.php and just make a call to it? Or should it be used with a specific hook from ultimate members? The same goes for the parent field, what exactly can I expect to receive in that field and how can I retrieve it’s value?

There’s nothing in your documentation nor GitHub about it.

Any help would be appreciated. I’m not asking for help modifying your plugin just help in understanding how to use what you provide.

I love the plugin so far but I would really like to learn how to use this.

Thanks!

Anyone? ??

Anyone? ??