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| Problem with ACF fields, Custom Fields add-on, Registration and Account forms | 78 Relevance | 4 years ago | amityweb | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| Hi We use ACF fields for Adding custom fields to the user profile. We then use Gravity forms user registration to link a form to registration. We can embed this on the site then, for example, we have a register form in a modal popup Problem is these fields are not showing in the user Account page in WPForm, even though they appear on WPForo registration form. So we purchased your custom fields add-on, hoping we could add them, but the add-on does not add ACF fields. If we create our own field in the add-on we cant add it to our own registration form, ... | |||||
| Problems with User Registration Email | 59 Relevance | 5 years ago | Robert | Frequently Asked Questions | |
| This is a popular issue and this issue has not any relation to wpForo. All processes of user registration and email sending belong to WordPress core functions. wpForo only provides a nice registration form, it doesn't have any affection on the whole user registration process. However, we know lots of cases and solutions that could help you. Please check these points one by one before opening a new support topic: 1. Check your Spam / Junk folder. In most of the cases your website emails go to Spam folders because the "From Email" is not used correctly or your server IP address is listed in email blacklists. 2. Disable all other plugins and test it again. This is the next popular issue. There are lots of plugins which may affect the email sending process. For example, some SMTP plugins, or antispam plugins like Cleantalk for Anti-Spam can filter outgoing emails. 3. Make sure your server email sender works well. Make sure you receive emails from your WordPress (on registration or on other cases...). You can check it in Dashboard > Forums > tools > Debug > Errors & issues admin page. If the mail function doesn't work you'll see an error notification. 4. Install SMTP plugin. The new one is Post SMTP. Do a test email sending via Post SMTP. Check the logs of all sent emails. If you see the email is sent, then this is email receiver service issue, use other email address from other providers (gmail.com, yahoo.com, hotmail.com...) to register and test. 5. Some shared hosting services, or some Antispam plugins try to cache emails and those are not being sent immediately. You should wait 1-30 min (e.g.: on some GoDaddy hosting plans you receive emails in 45 min). 6. If you're using GMail Fetch services, go to Gmail Settings > Accounts and Import and click on "Check mail now" link to load all new comments from website email server. 7. Make sure the "Anyone Can Register" option is enabled in WordPress Settings > General page. 8. Make sure the "Enable User registration email confirmation" option is enabled in Dashboard > wpForo > Settings > Login & registration admin page. 9. Disable wpForo and use the WordPress native registration form to test. The native registration form can be found with this URL. Make sure you're logged out, this URL is only available for guests: yourdomain.com/wp-login.php?action=register After checking all these points, we recommend you contact to your hosting service and ask them check your server email logs. They should check and help you fix this issue. As an alternative, you always have a chance to change the user registration type and disable the "Email Confirmation" step by disabling the corresponding "Enable User registration email confirmation" option in Dashboard > wpForo > Settings > Login & registration admin page. So your users can register without email confirmation. The password fields will be displayed on the registration form. They just need to fill the Username, Email, and Password fields and register. Here is the wpForo user registration form "with email confirmation" and "without email confirmation": | |||||
| RE: Require admin approval of new registrants | 54 Relevance | 5 years ago | Sofy | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| @972creative, User registration is being processed through the default WordPress registration system. If you already have a registration approval function in WP then it’ll work for wpForo. If you don’t have such function please search for registration activation plugins, they should work for wpForo too. These are two good examples: I'd also suggest you check out Robert's answer in this post: What if I also wanted to ask some additional questions on the registration form? Please check out wpForo – User Custom fields add-on: You can create custom registration form with custom fields, add custom fields in User Profile system and in Members Search form. All forms and areas can be easily created by form builder tool, you can set rows and columns. Once the layout is ready you can fill form columns with custom fields. Each custom field can be displayed/hidden based on current user usergroup permissions. More info in documentation: | |||||
| WPForo + User Custom Fields - Registration form entries are not posting | 49 Relevance | 7 years ago | arvopart | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| ... the user to set their own password. Below is the Header payload. fields not present here are: display_name (wpfreg_display_name), and a custom field (data_field_1f5e0aa). I am dynamically Adding data to both fields via their ID (#wpfreg_display_name). Is there something I'm missing where the actual field name isn't receiving my data? I should also mention both fields are locked before the send is initiated. I went through the php files for both wpforo and the plugin and I have a couple of ideas, but if you could help me figure out what I'm doing wrong I' ... | |||||
| RE: I use Ultimate Members plugin with custom fields, do I still need to buy Custom User Fields add on by wpForo? | 45 Relevance | 4 years ago | Alvina | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| Hi @mplusplus, Any advantages? wpForo – topics Custom fields addon allows you to add and manage custom fields in your forum topics. You can use forums and topics for any type of content. This addon includes all necessary features that need to build a classified listing or a business directory forum. All custom fields can be added in the forum search form, so you can search/filter topics by custom fields. Please read the addon documentation here: Also, please note this is not the right place to ask that question. This is the wpForo support forum. Here we only support the wpForo plugin. All questions related to the paid add-ons should be asked in the gVectors.com support forum. | |||||
| RE: Editing Profiles (Social Media Fields) + WP Discord App | 44 Relevance | 6 years ago | Robert | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| Hi -GG-LastChance, Upon editing your profile, there are 6 fields for social media accounts. AOL, MSN, skype, etc. Regardless, can those be edited somehow through the code and either removed or disabled by an option? I have no need for my users to edit this information and it is no where near relevant. (Although it's very nice and would be better if left customizable for us gamers.) You can disable Social Network fields using this script: function my_custom_account_fields( $fields ){ $remove_fields = array('facebook', 'gtalk', 'aim', 'msn', 'twitter', 'yahoo', 'icq', 'skype'); if( !empty($fields) ){ foreach( $fields as $r => $rows ){ foreach( $rows as $c => $cols ){ foreach( $cols as $f => $field ){ if( $field && in_array($field, $remove_fields) ){ unset($fields[$r][$c][$f]); } } } } } return $fields;}add_filter( 'wpforo_get_account_fields', 'my_custom_account_fields'); If the code above doesn't work, change it to this one: function my_custom_account_fields( $fields ){ $remove_fields = array('facebook', 'gtalk', 'aim', 'msn', 'twitter', 'yahoo', 'icq', 'skype'); if( !empty($fields) ){ foreach( $fields as $r => $rows ){ foreach( $rows as $c => $cols ){ foreach( $cols as $f => $field ){ if( wpfval($field, 'name') && in_array($field['name'], $remove_fields) ){ unset($fields[$r][$c][$f]); } } } } } return $fields;}add_filter( 'wpforo_get_account_fields', 'my_custom_account_fields'); Put this code in current active WordPress theme functions.php file. How to Easily Add Custom Code in WordPress (without Breaking Your Site) Another concern is with the WordPress Discord app. I currently use the WP discord app, and it worked perfectly fine using the built in Forums app. What would happen is that every time a new post was made, a notification would be sent via Discord. Now that I have these new awesome forums installed, the widget no longer works. WP Discord: I'm sorry but I'm not familiar with this plugin, I can't help you with this issue. | |||||
| RE: Private forum | 44 Relevance | 6 years ago | Sofy | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| Hi @ruby, Just set up a forum and think I've got my head around the user groups and permissions but when I log out entirely I can still read posts. I want the forum to be completely private unless you're logged in as a member. Please read this article on how to Setup a Private Forum Using wpForo: Also I'd like to be able to customise the login/register page. Any tips please? There are two ways to do that. 1. If you already have pages with custom login/registration form provided by BuddyPress or other profile 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 custom pages. 2. Purchase the wpForo Users Custom fields addon and customize User registration fields, Account fields, Profile fields and Member Search fields based on your created custom user fields: | |||||
| RE: How do I ad Member Locations? | 42 Relevance | 5 years ago | Alvina | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| wpForo allows you to customize and add the values of the fields under the avatar. You should customize the post.php file of the layout you're using, and add the new field anywhere you want. See the screenshot below: For example, if you use the wpForo Extended layout you should customize the post.php file located in the /wpforo/wpf-themes/classic/layouts/1/ folder. to add the value of the custom field just use this function: <?php echo implode( ', ', array_diff((array) wpforo_member($member, 'CUSTOM_FIELD_NAME'), array(0)) ) ?> Just change the red marked code according to the custom field value. Please follow this instruction to customize the wpForo files: Also, from where does the custom field value be picked up? The custom field value comes from the wpForo – User Custom fields add-on. Once the addon is installed you can start with managing User fields in Dashboard > Forums > Member fields admin page. Here you see all available fields. to create the custom field, you just need to click on the [+] button (below all fields). Click on preferred field type on the pop-up window. More info on how to add custom fields: | |||||
| Registration form is not executing the required user_register action | 42 Relevance | 2 years ago | FlorianD | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| Hi there, In order to allow any new member to subscribe to the newsletter during the registration process, I am using getresponse plugin. The plugin is Adding a checkbox on the registration form as you can see here. The issue is that the email is not captured when an user is checking this box. I reached out getresponse support, and they are telling me there is an issue with the registration form. Here the information they provided me after some testing : "It appears your registration form is not executing the required user_register a ... | |||||
| Adding text to Registration Form | 41 Relevance | 5 years ago | MoonShadows | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| After trying everything I can think of, and you guys were able to tell me, I give up! My new members are not getting registration/password emails. I know wpforo only uses a form that passes the info over to WP, but I still don't understand how WP sends every other wpforo email out but this one. As a result, I have added this text to the top of my forum page: (see NOTICE: If you register and do not receive an email confirmation with a link to set yourpassword, Contact me with your User Name, and I will send you a temporary password. I would really like to have it added to the registration form. (See attachment) I looked in Plugins > Plugin Editor > wpforo > wpf themes > classic , but am not sure where to place this text. Does it go in the register.php file? I was somewhat reluctant to place it there since it is a .php file. Also, I wasn't sure where to even place it in that file if I tried. (I could experiment with the placement, but I don't want any further problems if this text should not be placed in the register.php file, so I thought it best to ask first.) Any help/guidance you can offer is greatly appreciated. Thanks. Jim Attachment : registration-form-edit.jpg EDIT: And/or is there a way to have it so the new registrant can choose their password on the registration form, thus negating the need for the confirmation/password email? (My forum is only part of my WP site, and I have no other registration requirements on my site except for the forum.) Thanks. | |||||
| RE: Registration Email Has Wordpress's Link instead of WPforo's link. | 41 Relevance | 4 years ago | Robert | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| Hi @blasterman, Let me explain what's going and why there is point to search support or solution here. 1. First, I want to ask you to deactivate wpForo temporarily and check the new user registration email with the native WordPress user registration form or with other plugin which provide user registration option. You'll see the same result. wpForo has nothing to do with that URL and with this problem. Because all WordPress plugins uses WordPress core user registration system. When you register a new user, it generates password reset URL which MUST refer to WordPress admin system, because the function is located in WordPress admin files not in wpForo or BuddyPress files. As a result, the default URL is this: https:// example.com /wp-login.php?action=rp&key=UKmkkTcAH2&login=WPDiscuz%20Test This URL includes the activation key, and it MUST be referred to WordPress admin file or directory to be processed. There is not any file in any plugins that can activate the user and complete this request. That's why when you hide the admin area it still refers to your new e.g. /myx-admin/ folder: https:// example.com /myx-admin/?action=rp&key=UKmkkTcAH2&login=WPDiscuz%20Test 2. The user activation and reset password link generator is the plugin which hides your admin page, neither wpForo nor BuddyPress has any influence on this. So they have no chance to change it. Even if you use the native WordPress registration form it'll still send the URL with hidden admin folder. So this plugin is designed for websites where the User registration is turned off. 3. There is only one solution, which is provided by wpForo. You should disable the registration with email confirmation by disabling "Registration with Email Confirmation" option in Dashboard > Forums > Settings > Features Tab. This will add password fields in the registration form and make it one step registration. You can enable reCAPTCHA in Forums > tools > Antispam Tab to protect the form and install Akismet plugin. It's well integrated with wpForo too. 4. Contact the "Titan Security" plugin support team, and ask them for some suggestion and advice. | |||||
| RE: New Install - User registration not working... | 40 Relevance | 5 years ago | Martin | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| Hi @craigd, Please note that wpForo is not a separate site so installing a forum plugin you should consider to open registration to your website. wpForo is a WordPress plugin and it's based on WordPress user system as all other forum and profile plugins. 1. The error "REGISTRATION ATTEMPT BLOCKED" comes from your security plugins. They knows that the registration is disabled in WordPress and don't allow other registration. So you should do either, enable WP registration or disable security plugins. 2. You should find a way to disable reCAPTCHA v3 on wpForo registration and login pages, it would be better to disable it for all wpForo pages. i don't think it's compatible with wpForo. Once you enabled WP registration just enable wpForo built-in reCAPTCHA (forums > tools > antispam tab) for all registration and login forms. Then test it. 3. Yes, wpForo use WP login and registration forms. And eve more, after the submitting form it calls WordPress user registration and login functions. Only design and page URL is changed, which have no any affection on regular WP registration and login processes. | |||||
| RE: Wpforo custom register form | 40 Relevance | 7 years ago | Robert | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| There are two ways do do that. 1. If you already have a page with custom registration form provided by BuddyPress or other profile plugin you can insert this page URL in according authorization field of Forums > Settings > Members admin page. This replaces wpForo registration page with the custom page. 2. Purchase the wpForo Users Custom fields addon and customize User registration fields, Account fields, Profile fields and Member Search fields based on your created custom user fields: | |||||
| RE: Is there a way for a user to choose usergroup in settings? | 40 Relevance | 3 months ago | Sofy | How-to and Troubleshooting | |
| Hi, I'd suggest you check out the wpForo – User Custom fields addon. It includes form builder tools for registration form, Account Settings form and for Members Search form. Also you can manage User Profile page fields and layout with a similar tool. You can manage default fields and create new fields. You can find more information in wpForo User Custom fields Documentation. Check out the addon here: | |||||
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