pwsean

Pretty unhelpful and ambiguous reply from the dev there.

I am dynamically populating a select field with values, and this change has broken all selects populated this way. Extremely inconvenient. The fix for me was to remove the action in functions.php, just before the code that populates the select field:

remove_action(
‘wpcf7_swv_create_schema’,
‘wpcf7_swv_add_select_enum_rules’,
20, 2
);

Checking the ‘Use HTML for E-mails?’ checkbox on Ultimate Member > Settings > Email fixed it for me.

Done ??

In that case, I was hasty. It would be nice to have it out of the box but I realise writing to page templates is not feasible. I can amend the template and will adjust my review accordingly.

@ppwp thanks for your quick response – if I’ve been hasty then I will of course revise my feedback.

Wordpress offers (supposedly) password protection for single pages out of the box, but it looks like it only works on the_content() and not on custom templates. It is not working as expected, which is why I searched for a plugin.

Your plugin appears to use the same native WP function, as it pulled in the password I had previously saved. With role set to global, the page is still visible to everyone without being prompted for a password.

Can you confirm if this is something to do with the_content() vs custom templates?

Fixed by over-riding the wsc style:

html.xoo-wsc-active {
overflow: initial;
}

Ok no problem. It’s a very easy thing to do via setTimeout – can I custom code it myself? Just not sure how to implement it via your plugin.

Thanks – but what happens if I want the user to have import/export capabilities (shopmanager say) but I don’t want them to see AI1?