bnovotny

On the Registration Form Options Tab/Page and then underneath that menu the New User Approve tab

You can turn it off on the admin page and approve users without it if you have it activated. Not sure what you mean though

If you look at the top of the screen in the upper right corner by your username there is the screen options tab next to the help tab, click on the screen options tab and un check User Registration Aide or go to the first admin page for the plugin, User Registration Aide which takes you to Add New Fields main menu and on the secondary menu select Dashboard Widget and you can also turn it off there.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by bnovotny.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by bnovotny.

Thanks for the heads up. I will fix those in the next update. If you need to fix them now for your site just change the function CSDS_USER_REG_AIDE to public function __constructor & on line 430 of /members/ura-members-actions.php is get_currentuserinfo();, you can just comment that out, not sure why that is even in there.

Well for starters there is no error to troubleshoot from and not explanation of the problem so I do not know what you are talking about. If you give me more information then maybe I can help you and address the problem but first I have to know what the specific problem is, like a copy of the error code.

It shouldn’t, only on the templates it creates. I can look into it for you though if you want. You can contact me @ [email protected] to give me more details of the website and how to login.

Okay, I will have to check into that then for the next update.

Yes it is safe to change it. That is an error on my part apparently. I will look into it. And I did the checking for TML because it really screws up and changes the entire registration process & forms so that is why that is in there.

As I recall using the regular theme did create issues when I was first developing that section and I knew very little about theming at the time. The templates now use a generic theme template as I was unfamiliar with those but will look into it in the next update or see about using the current theme styling instead and see if I can get the to work properly, however it is difficult with so many theme options out there so there will always be some issues with doing it that way as well but let me check on it.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by bnovotny.

The * will only work if the field is required, not if it is not required. Select None on the Select Registration Form Fields That Will NOT BE REQUIRED for Users to Fill out When Registering” makes them not required so there will be no * asterisk no matter what field it is.

Well if you can you can look into the database for posts and see if it added the ura_post_type field to the table, but the if( empty( $template ) ){ was added in case it hasn’t been added.

And are you using the latest version, as the latest version should compensate for the ura_post_type not being added with the empty $template logic. Uncomment the wp_die array key exists and see what happens. And you can try to add the ura-page to the posts table for the page in the posts db and see if that works too. Uncomment out the wp_die( ‘POST TYPE’ ) on line 47 of ura-template-loader.php and see if that does anything too. Outside of that not sure what to tell you outside of that without being able to look at it directly.

One other thing, there is this code starting around line 46 of the ura-template-loader.php file:

if ( $post_type == 'ura-page' ){
		//wp_die( 'POST TYPE' );
		$template = URA_THEME_URL.'page.php';
		
	}
	if( empty( $template ) ){
		if( array_key_exists( $post->post_name, $templates ) ){
			//wp_die( 'ARRAY_KEY EXISTS' );
			$template = URA_THEME_URL.'page.php';
		}
	}

Change that to this:

if( !empty( $post_type ) ){
		if ( $post_type == 'ura-page' ){
			//wp_die( 'POST TYPE' );
			$template = URA_THEME_URL.'page.php';
		}else{
			return $template;
		}
	}else{
		if( array_key_exists( $post->post_name, $templates ) ){
			//wp_die( 'ARRAY_KEY EXISTS' );
			$template = URA_THEME_URL.'page.php';
		}else{
			return $template;
		}
	}

That should better cover the logic for the event that the ura-post-type is empty instead of what I had.

Make sure your permalink is set to Post Name. And the place to really check is the /templates/ura-template-loader.php as that is where the templates are called and checked for my templates or WordPress templates. Resetting the permalink should take care of it, if not then try the function ura_template_loader in the file mentioned previously, there are a few commented out wp_dies in that function for testing or add your own. That is where my template gets called and fires and it is not firing apparently.

I have it set to the standard wp login page because I have no way of knowing what other plugins or themes do and no way to test them all. From experience I have found that some custom themes with custom logins do not use WordPress actions and filters which my plugin relies on so it would break it, so that is why that is like that. I also have limited means of testing that so I do not know. If it works then go with it. I will look into a work around for that in the future when I am working on it though. The plugin was primarily designed for use with the standard default WordPress login/registration forms though.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by bnovotny.

Okay I will do that then. I have one ready to test, just no where to test it. I will send it to you tomorrow after I double check that the update is not throwing any errors.

I think I found a fix but cannot test it yet as the Super Socializer doesn’t work on my test site. But he is using the authenticate filter to check his so i added that to an update but have no way of testing it for the time being and I don’t have time to debug some other guys plugin.