jlibrizzi

Nice work! Would have been nicer if the dev told you that a month ago.

FYI I found a solution, though not a perfect one. If you recreate the forms using the “Add Registration Form” button in the TinyMCE editor, it works. But you have to do this in every individual location that has the form – you can make a single edit to the plugin settings and resolve all forms ??

Same here. Anyone found a solution yet? Any word from @mpvanwinkle77?

Same here. Anyone found a solution yet? Any word from @mpvanwinkle77

Will do, thanks!

I do not. That’s why I went to the add-ons page, to check that my license key was entered correctly. But since I can’t load the add-ons page, I’m not sure how to update the add-on. Any advice?

Possibly worth noting:calling wp_logout_url() behaves as described above. But calling wp_logout() works as expected.

You can ignore this. I realized that the problem is with the actual Google product, not your implementation of it. It seems this is a well known issue that Google has ignored. I’m marking this as resolved since it has nothing to do with your plugin.

just giving this a bump. Any info is appreciated. Thanks!

Thanks so much for the quick reply! Unfortunately I’m being a little dense. I changed the slug to match mine. But then do I need to do anything to make it actually appear on the front end? For example, I’ve got this post HTML markup:

<li>
<h4 class="cat-title">{category}</h4>
<h2 class="entry-title">{title}</h2>
</li>

Do I need to replace {category} with {movies} (or whatever the taxonomy slug is?

Hello Hector and Helen. Thanks for this info. I was looking for a way to replace the Category displayed in WPP with a custom taxonomy and this seems like it would do the trick. But can someone guide me on how to execute this? I’ve added the code to the functions.php, but how do I edit the widget to actually call the taxonomy name into the display?

Hi Jeff. Thanks for the reply but I’m either doing something incorrectly or I misinterpreted the instruction on your site.

I’ve got the redirection set to “Referrer”. Let’s say a user goes clicks from https://www.example.com to https://www.example.com/category/postname. /category/postname presents non-logged in users the login form. When the user logs in, he is returned to https://www.example.com, the page before the login page. But the desire is that the user stay on /category/postname which would now display the full content.

I’d be happy to create a subscriber account on my site and send you credentials if you’d like.

Thanks Lewis for the advice and quick response… and for teaching me the word “paraprosedokian” ??

Just a quick note – while looking around the TCPDF documentation I did find reference to the SetProtection method which seems to do exactly this and wonder if its something I could call from outside of the plugin if the option is not available within the plugin.

Aaaahhhh, now I understand. I didn’t realize that the main nav list moved to the right menu. This makes much more sense now. Thanks for you patience !