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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| RE: Can't make new topic or post | 22 Relevance | 7 years ago | Robert | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| These are not wpForo fields, this comes from other plugins, maybe from WooComemrce or other plugins which have user fields. You should remove them from registration. Nobody fill so many fields on registration.wpForo registration form only has Email and username field. | |||||
| RE: User Registration issues | 22 Relevance | 5 years ago | bmorepun | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| Thanks @Alvina, The plugin you recommend works! 🙂 Which is exciting so many long hours and plugins I've tried... However the problem is the plugin you recommended ( is currently flagged because it "hasn’t been tested with the latest 3 major releases of WordPress" of course not your problem. Sooooo I went back to the and found a workaround with the help of a dev friend to troubleshoot why this keeps happening. The "New-user-approve" plugin code looks for a "redirect_to" value with the registration data sent. Else it goes to > wp_safe_redirect( $_POST['redirect_to'] which doesn't work because I'm not using the WP login screen to fall back on. Here's the New-User-approve plugin code in question that I believe is causing the blank screen issue found in their SVN file if ( ! empty( $_POST['redirect_to'] ) ) { // if a redirect_to is set, honor it wp_safe_redirect( $_POST['redirect_to'] ); exit(); } Since I'm using the WPForo registration form it only passes new user input value information it doesn't include a value for the redirect_to function that the plugin uses hence the user goes to a completely blank screen. (Side note: yes I tested the custom redirect in the settings wpforo however it still has the same blank screen result because the plugin is looking for the values for "redirect_to" from the form POST. Solution aka "workaround" is to pass the redirect_to value through the form in a hidden html input field of the registration form with the redirect_to values included see example <input type="hidden" id="custId" name="redirect_to" value="url of redirect page"> This of course requires the custom field addon to accomplish. I'm not a dev but I was wondering if you all had any other thoughts on this other than this band aid fix? Also I think this would be a great candidate for a future addon that just works with your plugin more seamlessly. It's important to give admins the ability to approve / deny new users first before allowing them to access the form. | |||||
| RE: Registration form custom fields | 22 Relevance | 5 years ago | Sofy | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| @ianb, In general, user registration and account creation is a part of WordPress core. wpForo only provides a registration form. wpForo is the same WordPress registration page with different design and URL. However, I've already asked the add-on developers if they can provide some PHP solution for you. I'll update this topic once I get news for you. | |||||
| RE: wpForo & BuddyPress: Login/UserRoles/Profile | 22 Relevance | 7 years ago | Sofy | wpForo Integration | |
| Hi @wandern, - Does WordPress/BuddyPress have different Login/Register pages than wpForo or can i use/combine to have only 1 user-registration / login form for WordPress/BuddyPress and wpForo? wpForo is the same WordPress registration page with different design and URL. If you'd like to use the login/registration form provided by BuddyPress plugins you can insert those pages URLs in according authorization fields of Forums > Settings > Members admin page. This replaces wpForo login/registration pages with the BuddyPress pages. More info here: What is the standard user role when a user is registering at the wpForo forum on my website? can i change this user-role? By default, it is "Registered" Usergroup, you can change it from Dashboard > Forums > Usergroups admin page. See the screenshot. Does WordPress/BuddyPress have different Profile pages for users or is there any combined Profile page for BuddyPress and wpForo users? Yes by default the BuddyPress and wpForo profile pages are different. However, wpForo is well integrated with the BuddyPress plugin: BuddyPress | Forums Menu BuddyPress | Profile Tab Forums > Create forum topics, BuddyPress | Profile Tab Forums > Posted forum replies, BuddyPress | Profile Tab Forums > Liked Posts, BuddyPress | Profile Tab Forums > Subscriptions, BuddyPress | Notification Integration, BuddyPress | Update Activity on post status changing You can also replace the wpForo profile with BuddyPress one using the Replace Forum Profile with BuddyPress Profile option. The option is located in Dashboard > Forums > Settings > Features admin page. | |||||
| RE: Add Linked In to Social Networks under User Account Settings | 22 Relevance | 7 years ago | Sofy | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| Hi TIMS Forum, I'm sorry, but you cannot add LinkedIn from wpForo settings. Please check wpForo – User Custom fields addon, it allows to add any fields that you need and manage default profile fields. Also, you'll be able to manage User fields for registration, Account and Member Search forms. More info here: | |||||
| RE: How to display registration form on a popup? | 22 Relevance | 3 years ago | raphaelos | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| Hi Chris, Thank you, I've already created a registration form with the standard WP login/reg functionality, however - since I've added fields with your premium user fields addon, I want to embed your form inside the popup, I understand there is no way to do it? | |||||
| RE: Customizing user reg and notification emails | 21 Relevance | 8 years ago | mamamia | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| @robert thanks, but I do not use Akismet. I find the WP Spamshield a lot better and it eliminates completely any need for using recaptchas/captchas, which just annoy users. Often these captchas are a total pest of a thing to use or try to decipher that code. Nothing I personally hate more that trying to submit a contact /support request or sign up and that thing won't accept my entries of letters and numbers many times. So for entire site a solution like WP Spamshield is perfect for my needs, without needing to use the heavier Akismet with its many false positives and captchas on top of it all. Additionally, WP Spamshield adds a link to check plugins security history in the plugins page. I never knew there was a place to check for vulnerabilities. If now there is a live vulnerability going on on one of my plugins, I'd know. Great you have these cool anti-spam features in place, you guys are doing a great job. It's probably perfect for those not wanting to pay extra for WP Spamshield and who are not in need of anything more than forum. However, please enable to edit the system email from your registration form, somehow. Here's what WP Spamshield support said: The First Name, Last Name, and Display Name form fields are an essential part of the registration spam protection that the plugin provides. These are the same fields that are included in the wp-admin/user-edit.php and wp-admin/profile.php ( WordPress Dashboard –> Users –> Profile ) pages of your WordPress Dashboard, and are used elsewhere in the WordPress core code. We’re not sure why you want to turn these off. If you’re going to have real human users register on your site, you would want them to fill these out anyway, especially because the user would need to fill these out before actually using any features of your WordPress site, such as commenting, writing posts, etc. Having new users fill these fields out when registering (as opposed to later on) is a proven method of helping to make sure only legitimate human users register on your site, and is one of several methods this plugin uses to prevent human registration spam. (Automated bot registrations are all stopped automatically by different methods.) | |||||
| RE: Problem with sign up of multiple users with enabled recaptcha | 21 Relevance | 3 years ago | farhad | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| @robert Thank you for your explanation Yes, I know and I read the activation system, But Our web site traffic is not too much and I think those robots fill that form very easy When I disable the option: Enable User registration email confirmation, Those robots can't fill the registration form and it seems Recaptcha works great on the normal form including password I like to have users with email confirmation, But it seems Recaptcha doesn't work properly on the form of USERNAME & EMAIL registration, However it displays the Recaptcha but it seems robots can bypass that and the server sends many email to filled email addresses which is not good I know there are many powerful robots but I think this is not that case, Because those robots can't fill the normal registration form and our web site traffic is not heavy too | |||||
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