grezes71

Thank you. That worked for me.

Thanks. Seems to be working now.

Thanks. That worked a little better but there is still an issue. The only login I can choose is the Default WordPress Login. If I choose Default Login, assuming that I am picking the default Ultimate Member login, after I save the widget, the WordPress Default Login is active again. My UM Login has a CATCHA and that is no longer displaying so I know the WordPress Default is active.

Is there a better way to use the plugin? Using blocks? I am not sure how that works.

Alright. The Code Snippets works pretty well with the fall back values FAQ.

Thank you for those two options. I will take a look at them. I know that all the fields are there if someone goes to the edit mode but, they wouldn’t know that the fields are available until they go to edit. If they see that their are fields available that have no data, that will spark to user to add the missing data. At least, that is the use case I am trying to solve. I have seen similar statements from others asking for the same functionality.

Nevermind. It was another issue not related to Media Library Folders. Sorry

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That fixed my problem too but, when will your widget be compatible with WordPress’s block format widgets?

My experience is that I click on the X to close but the next page that I go to in the admin console, the two notification reappear.

OMG! Why isn’t this fixed in the latest release of WP? Adding the .is-layout-flex CSS worked for me too.

same

Same issue. Rolled back to 3.7

Champ,

Thank you for your suggestion. It helped narrow down the issue. It turns out there was a bad user account in the database. The account did not show up in WP’s users but it existed in the database. After removal, UM is working fine now.

Never mind the previous “error” above. Something is causing a memory error. It only shows itself on the sixth page when using UM and there is an issue with the regular WP user pagination. I think there must be some bad data in a user’s data. Are they any special characters that give UM issues? We have international users.

I have contacted my host and we increased the PHP memory limit but the issues with the sixth page gives these errors:

20211201T191133: www.asdal.org/wordpress/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php 
 
mmap() failed: [12] Cannot allocate memory 
 
mmap() failed: [12] Cannot allocate memory