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Hi @malayladu,
Thanks for your answer!
> How about providing a consent checkbox on registration page of WordPress?
> If they give their consent, it will be added into the list, if they don’t
> give, they won’t be added into the list.That’s also a required feature to be RGPD compliant!!!
Can we do that with Email Subscribers? I don’t know how but it would be a must.
FYI, like many I use the Ultimate Member registration page.But it does not replace my suggestion above as once again, they should be able to manage their subscription at any time. Opting-out now as they have no need, does not mean they will not want to opt-in again easily later. And for this, they have nowhere to go.
BTW, I complete my suggestion:
1/ In the “List” admin page, below the “Name” field, add a checkbox field called “Opt-in/opt-out field visible in WP users’ profile”.
Indeed, not all lists should be available to WP users. Test lists and some others can indeed be excluded.
2/ In the Sync functionality, copy the WP “User id” in the Audience table to be able to link with the WP User’s profile.
3/ In the WP User’s Profile form, add a multi-checkbox field called “Emailing list(s) opt-in” field (similar to the “List(s)” field in the “Audience” form) with all the lists WP users are allowed to opt-in/opt-out (cf. setting on the List form).And that’s it.
Done!You allow WP users to opt-in/opt-out lists they are allowed to manage by themselves and prior to run a campaign, you can easily check the last opt-in/opt-out status of each Audience member also WP user via the “User id”.
Easy ??Thanks for your answer, but I’m not sure to understand.
What are your 2 fields in your UM form?In my case:
– Address
– FloorAccording to the selected address, I have a specific list of floors (different buildings)
So to build the right Floor list, I need to get which Address has just been selected.
Now for you?
Maybe:– Sort criteria
– UsernamesAccording to the selected sort criteria, you have your username list sorted as you want? Is that it?
I’m not sure as ‘first_name’ is already hard coded :-/I don’t see the conditional link in between 2 fields (parent and child)
And I don’t see how you get the value just selected on the form :-/Sorry. WP 5.2.1, UM 2.0.49, UM reCaptcha 2.0.2, PHP 5.6.
Hi @artmerk,
> …rather than specify a parent option, you can define those parent
> choices in your custom function (since you write the function to do
> anything you want).Looks interesting, thanks!
But can you please give an example?Currently my function get the value of the field set in Parent option via this line:
$choice = $_POST['parent_option'];
So I understand you suggest to bypass the Parent option to directly get the value from the field that was set in Parent option.
In my case, the Parent option refers to the Address field. And its meta key is “profile_address”.
But if I try :$choice = $_POST['profile_address'];
It doesn’t work.
So can you give an example of code of how you get the value selected in the field that was previously set in Parent option?
Thanks!
Tested. It works fine!
And you’re right, it was useless to add another specific function, just need to run another add_action().Thanks!
I’ll come back to you soon with another suggestion ??P.S.: you could just have credited Yworld in the changelog.
Forgot to mention you @cople so you get notified ??
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Native Emoji] Failed to initialize pluginIn which context do you have this error message?
Because I also have the same error message (Failed to initialize plugin: nep_native_emoji) with Asgaros forums as soon as we open a forum (not yet a topic, not yet the editor) ??
The message is displayed on the left side of the screen, it stays when we open the topic and when we open the editor the emoji button is not displayed :-/@davabuu any idea?
Any fix?Thanks! ??
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ocean Stick Anything] Do not saveI have the same issue and can’t upgrade now to PHP 7. So does it means this plugin only works with PHP 7+?
Hi,
Unfortunately, it’s not possible, only admins can approve new users.
Could you elaborate a bit more?
Because it’s already possible!
Non admin can already approve new users via giving them the “list_users” and “edit_users” rights via some simple code or plugins like User Role Editor…
https://fr.www.ads-software.com/plugins/user-role-editor/
…and using the recommended Ultimate Member’s procedure…
https://ultimatemember.com/how-to-manually-approve-new-user-registrations-wordpress-site/It’s a fact.
We just don’t benefit from the full UM support (notification email, info pop-up and full profile menus).However, you may easily agree that forcing to require to be (full) Admin to do this moderation task is quite dangerous in case others than the technical admin need to approve/deny accounts: just to get 2 small admin rights you give them on top all the rights to break everything, the general settings, the theme, the plugins, even kick-off the main admin, etc., etc.
In this context, IMO, in the interest of Ultimate Member and your customers, you could consider a better design by either:
– adding a specific (proprietary) feature to give the power to approve/deny users to specific members (Paul, Maria, only) or roles (Editors or custom roles)
– or basing your control on the “list_users” and “edit_users” rights instead of the (full) Admin role.Then in this context, what does “Unfortunately, it’s not possible, only admins can approve new users.” mean?
– “it’s not possible…” you can’t believe we can do it already?
– “it’s not possible…” to do it with UM now… but then… what’s your opinion about 1/ the issue and 2/ considering adjusting UM, adding a more precise control of the only required rights for safer risk management?Are you interested by the feedback and would consider an enhancement request to adjust?
Or you don’t like the idea, prefer sticking to the “full admin” rights and will never adjust UM?Thanks!
Can you also try plugin conflict test?
Done.
It’s a conflict with the Ocean Extra plugin of the OceanWP theme…
https://oceanwp.org/extension/ocean-extra/All are free if you can test: theme & plugin.
Thanks!
Thanks for all your answers!
Looks like a promising add-on as it’s really missing on WordPress.A good question. Currently, i’m just working towards making them accessible to users via the front-end or back-end but i’ll add that to the roadmap.
Ok. thanks.
Any “target” date or month for the release of this plugin? (no commitment I understand)If you need to add custom fields to a user’s profile, you may want to look at something like Profile Builder, which BNFW also can provide support for using this add-on.
No, no, when I talked about custom fields, I was of course refering to the checkboxes allowing to opt-in/opt-out for the notifications.
…however, BNFW will be added a selection of tick boxes for various notifications that will allow a user to opt in or out from their profile.
Looks good.
Will you also be able to add those checkboxes on the registration form?So it’s the opt-in/opt-out new plugin that will be able to add custom fields on registration and profile forms, correct?