Liltiger

I had to go into the plugin’s files to edit this manually:

wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/comments/comments.php

Modify the ‘Leave a Reply’ on Lines 211 & 250 to what you want it to say.

The changes will erase next time there’s an update, but hopefully it’ll be working by then so you won’t have to manually change it again.

Okay, I found out that the extra profile fields groups show up when a member goes to view their profile & edit it. That’s alright, since they are optional fields anyways.

The field options got to be really long because I had a checkbox for their hobbies/ interests, but I found a way to modify that with CSS. Just add the following code below to make it display horizontally vs vertically.

form.standard-form div.checkbox label,
form.standard-form div.radio label {
display: inline-table;
}

Oh I see. I’ll try and look for something similar in my theme. I’ve also submitted a ticket thru Github. I appreciate you taking the time to reply back!

Thanks Again!

NM,I figured it out. There’s an extra file in the wp-content/mu-plugins folder. Just delete that Cimy/xxx.php

I actually get the same message each time I save new changes to the settings. It does seem to be able to save properly, so maybe it’s a message glitch.

Hey There!

Just installed this plugin & I’m having the sidebar issue. Where would I find the bp-social-network-child to remove it?

I actually have the members page set so that the sidebars don’t show up…

Thanks!

Hi!

I find that the default checkout process is kinda lengthy. I’m trying to cut down some on some steps by requiring the info during the login/registration page.

I’ve managed to add the extra fields to the login/registration page, but the info doesn’t save to their wordpress user profile.

I’m not php proficient, so I may be asking the same thing as Aj…

Here’s an example of what I added to woocommerce/templates/myaccount/form-login.php

<p class=”form-row form-row-first”>
<label for=”first_name”><?php _e( ‘First Name’, ‘woocommerce’ ); ?> <span class=”required”>*</span></label>
<input type=”text” class=”input-text” name=”first_name” id=”reg_first_name” value=”<?php if (isset($_POST[‘first_name’])) echo esc_attr($_POST[‘first_name’]); ?>” />
</p>

What else would I have to do to capture the info in their wordpress user profile? I’d love to be able to add what Aj is trying to do too… the ‘How did you hear about us?’ thing.

Many Thanks!

I’m having the same issue too! I’ve manually added extra fields to the woocommerce login/registration page, but it doesn’t save the extras to their profile.

After searching on stackexchange, I found this plugin and thought it would save the info from the extra fields. It doesn’t seem to do anything except what charlie said – change fields from the admin.

Help anyone?

Thanks for the reply, Ron.

Is it possible to fix this in a future update, or is information between blogs designed to go one way only (main -> subdomain, or subdomain -> main, but not main <-> subdomain)?

Aww bummer. I understand though. Thanks for such a great plugin though!

Ohh, sorry, wrong topic!

Nevermind! I just used to solve it:

<?php if( !is_woocommerce() ) : ?><?php do_action(‘sidebar_right’) ?><?php endif; ?>

Hi There,

Is there any update for this development or another plugin that is multisite compatible? I like ithacaindy’s idea.

Many Thanks,

Jamie

Hi There,

I’m also getting a fatal error when trying to activate on a multisite wordpress blog. Any help would be great!

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ‘{‘ in /home/admin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/threewp-broadcast/ThreeWP_Broadcast.php on line 15

Many Thanks,

Jamie

I just installed this and thought I was doing something wrong since the widget doesn’t appear either.