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Did you ever get this resolved?

Thanks for the reply Chad.

I get what you are saying and I have fixed the issue, however, another issue has arisen as a result of this.

When a user logs in, they are redirected to the same page and that page loads with two links: edit my information and change my password.

How can I redirect the user after logging in, to a different page of my choosing? OR how can I dress up that page to show more meaningful content that is NOT visible until after they successfully login?

I had to disable mail services on my domains control panel. ONLY because we use a 3rd party email system.

RESOLVED!

I figured it out. The Q&A plug-in requires that the page be named exactly ‘faqs’ and mine is (was) named ‘faq’.

Renaming the permalink corrected the issue. Moving forward however, I think there should be some flexibility with this.

Thanks for your help!

I am using fancy perms. Here is an example construct of the URL structure, upon a search:

https://www.mydomain.biz/faqs/search/keyword

It goes to 404.

I just realized what the issue was… I was on Users -> All Users. Not WP-Members. I’m set, thanks!

Correct, I select 3 users (checkbox each one), then hit “Apply” next to Bulk Actions. The page simply refreshes and never materializes.

I tried that, but when I hit bulk actions, nothing happens. The page simply reloads and my users are unchecked.

How?

Having the ability to bulk activate would be great too.

Chad would you be willing to take a look at my site/code? I cannot pin it down and I really need the functionality. We’ve got over 200 inactive users that we need to manage.

Please advise.

Thanks!

Hi Chad, thanks for the reply. The text that is inside of the dialog window, is the default text. Like I said, we are getting email when the user successfully registers.

Can you point me to the table/column in the database, that handles the activation and deactivation of users?

Yes, administrator receives the user sign up email, but when the administrator activates the user, the user does not receive the welcome email.

Here is an HTML breakdown of what I am trying to achieve:

<select name="recipient" id="recipient">
<option selected="selected" value>Choose One</option>
<optgroup label="Northern Territory">
<option value="1">Manager</option>
<option value="2">Sales</option>
<option value="3">Support</option>
</optgroup>
<optgroup label="Southern Territory">
<option value="4">Manager</option>
<option value="5">Sales</option>
<option value="6">Support</option>
</optgroup>
<optgroup label="WesternTerritory">
<option value="7">Manager</option>
<option value="8">Sales</option>
<option value="9">Support</option>
</optgroup>
</select>

ETC… the nice thing about <optgroup> tag is that it cannot be selected in the drop down. Therefore, a user would not be able to choose “western territory” from the list.

Thanks,

Takayuki, how do you create option groups, within Selectable Recipient with Pipes? Example:

Northern Territory
– Manager ([email protected])
– Sales ([email protected])
– Support ([email protected])

Southern Territory
– Manager ([email protected])
– Sales ([email protected])
– Support ([email protected])

Western Territory
– Manager ([email protected])
– Sales ([email protected])
– Support ([email protected])