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@jonathanstegall

Think I got it working. It was due to me using the wrong function, I was adding a custom meta field after registration, but I see there’s a function to add it before it saves the details. That, along with your patch, gets it working.

Thanks!

@jonathanstegall

I’ve deleted all Mapping Errors and tried again – it resulted in the same errors as in my previous post.

Message: HTTP Method ‘PATCH’ not allowed. Allowed are GET,HEAD,POST

@jonathanstegall

Just tested. Unfortunately, it still throws an error of: Provided external ID field does not exist or is not accessible:

But also now get this 405 error:

Message: HTTP Method ‘PATCH’ not allowed. Allowed are GET,HEAD,POST

@jonathanstegall

Perfect. I’ll give that a run in the morning – hopefully it works!

@jonathanstegall

Thanks for looking into it, really appreciate it.

In this case, is there a way I can call the plugin (via code) to manually push to Salesforce after? I assume this will also need to remove the Mapping Error for it to be successful.

After a user is created in Ultimate Member, there is a hook I currently use to add a custom meta field. I could potentially use this to re-attempt the push to Salesforce, this time being successful as I’m using normal WordPress functions at this point, as the user has already been created.

Hi Jonathan,

I’m using Ultimate Member to create the user, but it puts the data in the default WordPress fields.

Do you know of a workaround? It’s a great plugin but this one issue is preventing it working perfectly.

Hi Shamim,

The issue isn’t resolved – it logs us out exactly after 10 minutes, then displays the red notification with a ‘0’ in, which the CSS classes reference ‘fep’.

Shamim, it can be reproduced by:

– logging in
– opening another tab
– logging out on one tab
– the other tab will now have the red box

Seems the plugin gets confused by it being logged out or in on a different tab.

It should be under Appearance > Editor.

You can use the theme editor in /wp-admin/ to edit header.php and include a cookie compliance script, such as: https://permissionbar.com/

It is likely to be in wp-content/themes/[THEME NAME]/footer.php

However some themes will encode this, making it more difficult to locate.

Hi,

Your current version is displayed underneath At a Glance on the Dashboard in /wp-admin/.

This is a known issue: https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/33199

Hi,

You could try this plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/ultimate-member/

it will fix it on all sites, as you made the change via your browser.