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Since yesterday I have been getting this filling up my error logs:

[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] allowed=1
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=16, value=logged in, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] post_id=16, restrict=1
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=17, value=logged in, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] post_id=17, restrict=1
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=2, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=5, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=34, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=35, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=38, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=54, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=61, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=62, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=63, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=64, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=65, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=66, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=67, value=, logged_in=
[19-Nov-2017 17:48:38 UTC] sac_allowed, post_id=69, value=, logged_in=

Stops when I deactivate the SAC plugin.

I would have to disagree with Ipstenu statement.

See: https://www.gettingemaildelivered.com/why-all-the-email-addresses-you-send-from-should-really-exist

If WordPress developers are not going to ever fix this, then at least they could have it somewhere prominent in the documentation that creating a ‘[email protected]’ email account would be a good idea (however I’d rather they fix it).

If a user changes their role using Paid Memberships Pro (upgrade/downgrade) which only changes the user WP role, how does this change the user community role in Ultimate Member as well?

I only see Ultimate Member changing the WP role when you change the Ultimate Member community role. I don’t see the community role changing when Paid Memberships Pro changes the wp role?

I need a way for Paid Memberships Pro to update the Ultimate Member community role, perhaps having each community role as a WP role capability?

First I would like to say how great your CF7 plugin is and that other developers make plugins that work with it is a testament to that.

However I am not a programmer nor do I pretend to be one and the planned changes has me worried.

Why are you removing/abolishing the ‘on_sent_ok’ hook method (seems to work well for me)?

If you must remove the ‘on_sent_ok’ hook, why are you not making it easier on us by having something like ‘aftersubmiturl=’ in the short code?

I don’t like coding/modifying WordPress files, I like to be able to do everything from the safety of the dashboard. Modifying templates runs the risk of breaking things or creating security issues and/or having all your hard work removed on an update (if you don’t know how to create a child theme, learned that one painfully in my early years of WordPress).

I tried to use XYZ HTML Snippets to insert the ‘document.addEventListener’ script to no avail. I assume because it has to be placed somewhere special like the page header or something? A better in-depth instructions in the documentation for us code challenged people would be nice.

To sum it up please keep the ‘on_sent_ok’ hook or have the ability to set the URL redirect in the short code or at least something that does not require hacking ones WordPress install.

FYI: Why is the ‘on_sent_ok’ hook is so important to me? I have a couple main reasons – I use your CF7 plugin to collect extra information before sending them to a payment portal and/or as a multi part/page form.

I also would like to see an option added to remove the href from the title. I am using a feed that does not have any links (weather rss) so your plugin is creating links back to the page the feed is being displayed on? At least if there are no links in the feed, then don’t create links in the output.

Found it…

[UAS_loggedin hint="no-guest-login-access" ex="2"]
(user account settings)
[/UAS_loggedin]

User ID #2 = Guest Login.

I must of been way tired, I swear that the exclude user ID was not an option the first time I tried to set the short-code. :s

@ultimatemembersupport thank you for considering my suggestions.

@alanxr Thank you for your response, the first half of what you said I have already done and is working for now. It is just if someone really wanted to they can go around the directory and access all profiles directly.

If the ‘shopper’ profiles are automatically set to private at registration this should prevent unauthorized access to those profiles. If the ‘business’ profiles can be left public at registration that would be also awesome. I think that is what @ultimatemembersupport is going to propose to the developers.

WordPress is very complicated and vast especially when you have multiple plugins and settings in different places throughout! Sometimes what is obvious to some is not so for others. Sometimes even the best of us could use a little help when we stumble.

I eventually figured out the why I could not access the member profiles (unless admin), hint – it was a page permission, then was able to fix the what and where. In my defence the page was hidden (page title was different than the menu and slug) and had a tough time finding it.

However My original questions stands: Can you grant/limit access to certain user role profiles for non-logged-in site visitors?

AND/OR

Make certain user role profiles automatically private by default? I want the ‘business’ profiles to be public by default and the ‘shopper’ profiles to be private by default.

There may be a deeper issue as I found out that even regular members (logged in) are also being redirected to the home page when selecting a link from the directory.

Seem only admin roles are able to use the link successfully?

I have set up the roles with permission to view the profiles and still not working.

Take a look in Dashboard > Posts > Categories , choose a category to edit

Scroll down that page you should see:

Content Availability
() Content accessible to Everyone
() Content accessible to Logged Out Users
() Content accessible to Logged In Users
Who can see content/posts in this category.

If you are creating a new post category, the content availability option should be just above [Add New Category] button at the bottom of the Add New Category page.

Thank you jkhongusc.

At first things did not go well as the sub sites were not behaving. However after cloning them from sub-domain sites to sub-directory sites then deleting the sub-domain sites things started working normally.

Really all WP multi site installs should be sub-directory then use domain mapping plugin to make them sub-domain. However in a perfect world the sub-directory sites should be contained in a sub-directory ex: https://mymainsite.tld/sites/sub-site/ instead of https://mymainsite.tld/sub-site/
Then there would be no chance of some one creating a site with the same name as one of the existing pages/directories of the main site.

I want visitors that wish to visit a blog/site (ex: site2) to go to https://site2.themainsite.tld , however site2 administrators would go to https://themainsite.tld/wp-admin/site2 URL to edit/work on the site/blog.

Wildcard SSL certs are expensive and the blog visitors are not logging into anything or entering anything that would need encryption. However the main site does have a free SSL cert for logging in securely so I would like all the blogs/sites to use the main site url for administration access.

I guess I will have to manually remove this from my WordPress. Could you please supply where I can find all its hooks and/or database tables?

No, I don’t use Woocommerce plugin.

Will this Sync work both ways (WP Roles sync with UM community roles)? So if a user changes their role using Paid Memberships Pro (upgrade/downgrade), will this change the user (community) role in Ultimate Member as well?