degagnemarc

Hello!

Anybody home ?

Thanks, joneiseman,

I did try your solution before, It still does not show any events to start with.
I do not want to show the calendar on this page. Just the events with a search capability just on events.

I did try and set an archive page for events, but this overrides every thing on the page, like a page header and other components than you build with a page builder.

The search form bar seemed a good solution but this one does not seem to work as I would espect. I am going to wait a bit more to see if the support as a solution for this one or any one else. If not I will probably change of pluggins.

• This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by degagnemarc.

I am even getting a 404 page on other tabs in settings after saving (noting is saved).

I tried deactivation and deletion and reinstallation of the extension, still the same.

Hello @andrewshu, Thanks for your reply.

Both actually. I can only edit the email templates in the php file directly. I have put the template files in : My_child_theme > ultimate-member > email > template_name.php.

I can see the modification made directly in the file, but if I try to save a template that I modified in the Ultimate Member interface, I get a 404 page after clicking on the save button. When I go back to the template, nothing was saved.

Hello Peter,

Thanks for your reply!

From the tests I did, it seems that the extension is using the WordPress login, probably through a hook and with new styles. The login is activated through a shortcode on the page of your choice.

So I am assuming this because when login in, WF apply the message to the form if captcha is activated.
Obviously, Google captcha does not trust a WP login on another page name!!! Unless there is another explanation.
Also, I have been testing the wordfence_ls_require_captcha hook to activate/deactivate the verification on that specific page and that works.

/ REMOVE RECAPTCHA EVALUATION FROM THE MEMBERS LOGIN PAGE
add_filter( "wordfence_ls_require_captcha", "no_recaptcha_required", 999 );
function no_recaptcha_required()
{
    // Member login page
    if( is_page( 2061 ))
    {
        return false;
    }
}

I could not find any errors in my console. This site does not have any custom JS.

Unless there is a solution to keep the captcha and having Google accept it normally, my case is solved for now.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by degagnemarc.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by degagnemarc.