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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Widgets for Google Reviews] Plugin Error after site migrationHi, also check that the
$table_prefix = 'wp_';
in the wp-config.php match the table prefix in the database.As a last resort download and edit the database.sql file and delete any
trustindex
occurrence, basically in thewp-option
andwp-post
tables and all the variousALTER TABLE
at the end of the file and the whole tablewp_trustindex_google_reviews
itself. Upload again.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Widgets for Google Reviews] Plugin Error after site migrationHi, in the end to solve the problem I had to manually delete the plugin table
wp_trustindex_google_reviews
from the database and reinstall the plugin.Hope this helps.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Widgets for Google Reviews] Plugin Error after site migrationI just received an automated ( i guess) email:
Your request to download the reviews of XXXXXXXX (Google page) has been successfully completed but we cannot send it to your site, because it is isolated (for example it is in development environment, localhost).
I guess this is my case, because the site at the moment is visible oly through IP. I think the problem will go away once the site will be published
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [wpForo Forum] Users can’t access their profile/account pagesHi, that didn’t work for me. I have woocommerce and WC Vendors plugins installed, ande users have multiple roles (eg.: vendor, partecipant) and the sync doesn’t work. I have to flag manually the “registered” checkbox.
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In reply to: [wpForo Forum] Users can’t access their profile/account pagesSeems the the plugin doesn’t syncronize users registered before plugin installation/activation, you need to manually flag them as registered in the Forum Profile Fields – wpForo section of the main wordpress user profile page.
This solved my problem. Is this the standard behavior?- This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by uomopalese.
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== UPDATE ==
Problems was related to PHP upgrade, not WP and not WPUM pluginHi, thanks for your time.
I upgraded my php version, there should be something wrong with that.
Reverted to old one and plugin works as usual.
Sorry…== UPDATE ==
There are big problems after update to WP 5.2.7- This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by uomopalese. Reason: correction
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Thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP User Manager - User Profile Builder & Membership] FATAL ERRORHi,
it turned out that it was a mix of thing: a script insidefunction.php
to defer the load of javascript files has interfered (i guess…) with your plugin. I removed the script and gained access to edit pages. I reinstalled your plugin and it asked to update database tables (it didn’t ask that last time, even if it was 2.3.6). Now I’m back and all is working fine- This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by uomopalese.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP User Manager - User Profile Builder & Membership] FATAL ERROR…done
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP User Manager - User Profile Builder & Membership] FATAL ERRORSorry.. where do you want me to send you the dump?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP User Manager - User Profile Builder & Membership] FATAL ERRORI checked and it was 2.3.6 but I updated anyway, i saw the last one was updated a couple of hours ago. I renamed the plugin folder and update with yhe new one (error), next I deleted the old one (error), next i moved the updated plugin folder away from the plugin directory. Now I can access my backend, but when I try to edit a page I get a white screen
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I think i got it…
on line 149
$primary_group = WPUM()->fields_groups->get_groups( [ 'primary' => true ] );
This line check for
'primary'
group.Upon plugin activation, the value
is_primary
on the tablewp_wpum_fieldsgroups
for the default form should be set to'1'
but is set to'0'
.Switching that value solved the problem for me.
Hi,
same error here.Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function get_ID() on null in /Users/gio/Sites/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wp-user-manager/includes/wpum-forms/class-wpum-form-profile.php on line 153
Wordpress 4.9.7
Wp User Manager 2.0.3Fresh WordPress install
No other plugins installed//'group_id' => $primary_group->get_ID(),
commenting that line seems to solve the problem…- This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by uomopalese. Reason: info added
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