growe

For clarity of what I am looking for, I found a solution for LearnDash here… https://lmsexperts.io/product/learndash-refresher-course-add-on/ …but am looking for the LearnPress solution

It turns out it relates to having multiple roles assigned. I knew the user had a certain role but the main role did not have permission to edit the profile. It is all controlled by the main role… Just because another role grants access, doesn’t mean they will get it.

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The setting requires email email activation.

I’m just confused as to why the notice to the user only simply tells them they are not activated but does not provide them with a means to resolve the issue. Why are they not given a link to resend the activation email?

Here is a workaround… This isn’t really a solution as it is not clearly labelled that it works that way but…

To redirect a user back to the original referring page, on the page itself, set the option to redirect after login to a custom URL and then leave the URL blank. Doing so will revert it back to that page after login.

If the user has access, they will go to that page; if not, they will go to their profile.

I have not tested it but I “think” you can create your own login link by appending ?redirect_to= to the login page link.

I “think” there may be a bug in the plugin…

This page… https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/redirect-to-referring-page-after-login/ asks the exact same question and the official answer makes sense however, that solution seems to no longer work.

There is even a site giving instructions to work-around the bug… https://www.thewordcracker.com/en-us/how-to-redirect-to-previous-page-after-login-with-the-ultimate-member-plugin-in-wordpress/

Is it possible to get confirmation that it is a bug and is it possible to have the bug fixed?

What was the resolution?

I found a solution… not real pretty but it works…

The original code at starting at line 552 looks like this…

    public function fixContentUrls($content)
    {
        foreach (array_keys($this->domains) as $domain) {
            $content = $this->replaceDomain($domain, $content);
        }
        return $content;
    }

I added one additional line at 557 so it now looks like this…

    public function fixContentUrls($content)
    {
        foreach (array_keys($this->domains) as $domain) {
            $content = $this->replaceDomain($domain, $content);
        }
        $content=str_replace("md_nofix_","",$content);
        return $content;
    }

Now we simply need to add md_nofix_ to the beginning of the url and the magic will happen. Example: <a href="https://md_nofix_mydomain.com">mydomain.com</a>

The only side effect is that you will never be able to add “md_nofix_” in your content as it will get stripped away but I don’t think that will every be an issue.

I just found out that it can be customized… https://wp.dinamiko.com/demos/dkpdf/doc/filters/

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/is-this-plugin-still-actively-maintained/

Good to hear!

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Got the code fix at this link…
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23924855/custom-fields-in-wordpress-rss-feed-code-error

Just to clarify… WordPress has the ability to scheduled posts already but that is not what I am asking about. Currently we can go to an already published post and “re-broadcast” it. I am hoping for the ability to schedule re-broadcasts to social media without creating a new post.

I am having the same issue…. When editing a page, (with this plug-in installed) there is an “Access” section which lets you restrict access to the page. The restriction is done by user group.

I have users assigned to specific groups so I would expect them to only be able to access the specified pages the group they are in has access to and also the pages that have no restrictions specified.

The problem is that I can not seem to get it to work. Depending on the role the user is assigned to, they can either edit all pages or not edit any at all. I can’t seem to get this plugin to have any effect on the editing ability of pages.

I am having the exact same problem using version 1.2.5.0

I have a page with only one group assigned to it. The group has read access set to “All” but unregistered common visitors have no access to the page.

For clarity to admins it would be nice if each post/page could specifically set read access for non-logged in users