norbertk

Looks to be happening +1 hours from set time now.

The following plugins have been updated:

1. Elementor to version 3.20.0
   Time of update: March 12, 2024 – 02:38
2. Elementor Pro to version 3.20.0
   Time of update: March 13, 2024 – 02:30
3. Essential Addons for Elementor to version 5.9.11
   Time of update: March 13, 2024 – 02:30
4. Wordfence Security to version 7.11.4
   Time of update: March 12, 2024 – 02:38

Here is the e-mail I received (I have set updates for 1:30):

One or more plugins on your WordPress site at … ?have been updated by Companion Auto Update. No further action is needed on your part. For more info on what is new visit your dashboard and check the changelog.

The following plugins have been updated:

1. Elementor to version 3.20.0
   Time of update: March 12, 2024 – 02:38
2. Wordfence Security to version 7.11.4
   Time of update: March 12, 2024 – 02:38

(You’ll also receive this email if you manually updated a plugin or theme)

@andreearadacina21 thanks for this. I am just bummed I can’t keep the menu on the right alongside the search.

The Account tabs extension is just what I’m looking for!

@andrewshu Is there a way to get the icon to display (not the help one)?

Thanks for that. Will I have to do this for every custom field that I add to the account page? There’s no way to fetch the actual field data instead of hard coding the tool-tips or placeholders?

Thank you, that worked!

I am experiencing some strange behavior when a user tries to change data in a multi-checkbox field. Adding additional options in a multi-checkbox field works, but removing options does not.

https://gist.github.com/NorbertKrupa/f4a9ef51988c3d639c4dd25cb91a65eb

I got the below to work, but is there a way to check the success?

// Set the Ultimate Member user and retrieve their e-mail address
um_fetch_user( $wp_user_id );

// Send user another activation e-mail
$um_resend_checkmail_email = UM()->mail()->send( um_user('user_email'), 'checkmail_email' );

Thanks this appears to have done the trick.

remove_action( 'after_password_reset', 'wp_password_change_notification' );

There is no mention of “password changes” notifications in the article

I will definitely increase the login attempts to 20. Thanks

They are being locked out after failed login attempts.

It is creating additional support cases from our users. The block pages have too much information on them and the custom message is buried in all the detail. I just need a simple page that display’s the custom message.

@andrewshu is there a way to do it programmatically from the database?