apiosys

You can set it in the backoffice of the plugin via Ultimate Member => Settings => Uploads and then put ie. 2097152 to limit the upload size to 2M.

Kind regards,

Joris.

I’m looking myself for that part as well, namely to be able to disable them. I have done so by disabling the links in /templates/members-grid.php but that is not a sustainable solution since it would be overridden in the next update. It could help for the time being though…

J.

I saw in your URI of the “Oldsite” that you have an “O” uppercase but the link to ie. Sarah’s profile is in lowercase and brings to the 404 error. When I change it manually back to uppercase “O” her profile pop’s up. You might a rewrite rule somewhere doing it. Rather then spending time on searching that, I would advise to use lowercase only for your URI’s. Even though “old-fashioned” this still remains best practice.

I think you are mixing uppercase/lowercase, that’s why it doesn’t work. If I type https://162.214.20.234/~cwporg/Oldsite/user/sarah/ I do see the user profile.

On your second remark, I’m looking for exactly the same thing: disable the links on the member list profiles. Anybody done that already?

Kind regards,

Joris.

Like I said, I’m not familair with WAMP. Maybe somebody else can help you. In the mean time, I think you should close the support topic here and seek advice in a related forum.

Sorry, but I’m not familiar with WAMP… You can find some info on the topic here that can maybe lead you to the source of your problem wrt settings that might be other then default : https://www.devside.net/wamp-server/setting-file-permissions-with-chmod-on-windows-for-apache-and-php . Why would you want to run Apache on Windows? Better not open up that server to the www…

I’m not the plugin developper but I think this is not related to the plugin. You probably have issues with proper directory and file rights. Make sure your webuser owns your web root and everything below. Exemple for an Apache installation on Debian (adapt to your own needs in terms of path and user/group):

chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/html

Then, from inside your webroot, set all dir and file permissions correctly, for exemple like so:

cd /var/www/html
find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;

That should help.

Kind regards,

Joris.