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Havin done some more research, I see that another user asked a similar question: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-register-plus-redux-cannot-update-user-profile?replies=5

Hopefully the fix’ll be in the next release!

radioswan, did you know you can reference the registration page directly?

Simply place a link to wp-login.php?action=register wherever you feel the need.

I have found this can be placed in a TEXT widget, but shows up in the standard META widget anyway (that can also be edited with further plugins).

Are you still having this problem?

In the current version (3.7.1) there is an option to disable “URL File Access”; this makes sure that any uploads don’t put “bad data” into your database.

However, with this option active, your logo must be (I’m told) the same size of the WP default, that is 326×67 (w by h) pixels.

Salut!

I have not seen this problem before, are you still seeing it?

You see it on a User’s Profile, yes?

Have you had any luck / are there any changes to this issue?

From what I understand you’ve said, you have a form, set up with R+R’s special magic included, but it has had the display: none; CSS rule applied to it, so nobody can see it. I have to say, that bites.

RadioK (this plugin’s author) is still “beavering away” at new developments, but I’m being nosey!

As a result, I have to ask: when you view your form, what do you see when you VIEW SOURCE from your web-browser?
Let me know if you need some help with this.

Having done some more tests, the encoding error fires when I use single and double quotes, it makes no difference.

To restate my case, when inserting rules into the Custom CSS input, I have chosen to use the CONTENT property for a couple of fields, basically so I can manipulate their labels.

I write this:
form#registerform label#about-label:after {content: ' (this may be publically viewable)';}
I SAVE CHANGES.

It turns into this:
form#registerform label#about-label:after {content: \' (this may be publically viewable)\';}
This still works.

However, when I next SAVE CHANGES again, it turns into this (which does not):
form#registerform label#about-label:after {content: \\\' (this may be publically viewable)\\\';}

This edition of my code carries on with each SAVE, until potentially it looks something like this, still not providing any useful output:
form#registerform label#about-label:after {content: \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' (this may be publically viewable)\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\';}

Looking through R+R.PHP, I notice on line 1462 this code:
if ( !empty($options["custom_registration_page_css"]) ) echo "\n", stripslashes($options["custom_registration_page_css"]); echo "\n</style>";
This uses the STRIPSLASHES function, that I understand should replace slashes with speech-marks, not the other way around…

In case you’re wondering, this happens when I am using a test server (with both MAGIC_QUOTES_SYBASE and MAGIC_QUOTES_GPC off, as referenced in the PHP Manual) and online / in production…

No worries sir! Pleasure to be of service…

Am looking forward to developments!

It’s what I did! The Web Developer plugin works similarly too.

I’m not sure what you mean.

I know there’s talk of a sidebar widget, but what’s wrong with a link of href to the current page WP-LOGIN.PHP?ACTION=REGISTER ?

You could use that anywhere!

In order to attach styles to anything, you must target either the FORM tag (in HTML) or the DIV tag with an ID of LOGIN.

This can be seen in the SOURCE of the registration page, from your web-browser.

That a good start?…

I’ve used the Customize Meta Widget to change the “Register” link, among other things.

I don’t know if it conflicts though…

It is stipulated that, when using custom images in certain situations, they should be a certain size.

I’m guessing this is why!

From what you’ve said, I think the fact that this message has come out as plain text is down to how the message is intepreted by the e-mail client…

The use of shortcodes inside percentage marks should enable variable text, but if it’s not processed by WordPress before being sent this text will not be rendered properly.

Out of interest, when you say “the customize new user message box”, you mean the input box to change what is shown inside the New User Message?…

I don’t know how much luck has been had finding a solution, but adding editing anything to FUNCTIONS.PHP will make any updates a little more difficult…

I think (I’m no PHP genius mind!) this is a valid feature-request; possibly including which page users are redirected back from any Verification e-mails…

I’m not sure I understand when you want the redirect to happen.

Do you wish to change the “Registration Redirect” setting? That’s already in the R+R settings page as of the current version (3.7.3)…