[swisspenelope]

Hi Mbr, No – the only addon I am using is Captcha …

[swisspenelope]

Fabulous! This works, with some tweaking in the class.simple-wp-membership.php file, to add my own page in WordPress.

Thanks very much, mbr.

SP

[swisspenelope]

Hi again!

What I did was copy my entire website and db to a different server, remove all of my production version of SWPM, and start again with a clean version of 3.0.8. After all the work I have done I am still not entirely sure what IE and FF did not like, but got it working again on the new server, then copied back to my prod server again.

I am fairly sure however that the problem comes from FTP cutting off my connection when I am transferring files I have changed, without any notification, so that I think I have updated the production files but in some cases they have not been sent.

So it’s nothing to do with Simple Membership plugin at all! Thanks for your replies anyway, and I will see about improving my connection capabilities to the hosting server, so this does not happen again.

SP

[swisspenelope]

On my laptop it works with Chrome but not IE 11. On the Membership Sec’s two laptops, it happens with IE 11 and Chrome. She hasn’t tried FF yet. I will ask someone else to test today.

I diffed the class.swpm-admin-registration.php on the server with the one in the latest download of SWPM 3.0.8 – nothing different. The Mem Sec is in a different country till Saturday, when I can look at her laptops with a debugging console and maybe get somewhere.

Far worse now is that also with the Front End Add, she cannot complete the process at all – and no data is saved! She gets the same blank screen after submitting, while the URL of the Add Member form remains! But I can create new members in the front-end on my laptop. Very puzzling.

[swisspenelope]

Just for information:

I diffed my Attitude theme files against the Attitude child theme files my site uses, because I suspected that a problem I was having with inserting media in WordPress also came from my child theme. I isolated the guilty file – it had code in it I had written to created new menus, and by first removing it all then putting it back almost line by line, I finally solved the Media Insert problem AND the Parsererror message has gone away! Still not sure what exactly was upsetting everything, as my custom menus are back in that file, and working, but the problems have not come back with them.

Live and learn …

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
SP

[swisspenelope]

Right! Very interesting. De-activating the other 6 plugins changed nothing, but choosing a different theme (I use a child theme of Attitude, a very good theme for tweaks), this behaviour goes away.

Thanks for the learning experience. I will ignore the parsererror for now.

[swisspenelope]

apart from SWPM, you mean?

At the bottom of the ADD view you have:`
$.validationEngineLanguage.allRules[‘ajaxUserCall’][‘url’] = ‘<?php echo admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’); ?>’;
$.validationEngineLanguage.allRules[‘ajaxEmailCall’][‘url’] = ‘<?php echo admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’); ?>’;
$.validationEngineLanguage.allRules[‘ajaxEmailCall’][‘extraData’] = ‘&action=swpm_validate_email&member_id=<?php echo filter_input(INPUT_GET, ‘member_id’); ?>’;

$(“#swpm-registration-form”).validationEngine(‘attach’);`

i haven’t checked – were you going to suggest disabling it?

[swisspenelope]

thanks Nur! i have seen this class many times but i guess i am going code-blind …

Penelope

[swisspenelope]

brilliant, thanks!

[swisspenelope]

Hi dgirona

I managed this by adding the following lines to the file

loggedin.php in the VIEWS folder of the plugin:

<div class="swpm-logged-companyname">
		<div class="swpm-logged-companyname-label swpm-logged-label"><?php echo  SwpmUtils::_('Company name') ?></div>
        <div class="swpm-logged-companyname-value swpm-logged-value"><?php echo $auth->get('company_name'); ?></div>
    </div>

[swisspenelope]

Hi again

I fixed this – had to go through the documentation in detail because I had made some assumptions that were not true! It works fine now.

If there is a RESOLVED button to close this thread, I can’t find it.

SP

[swisspenelope]

ok, so i see that if i let them sign up as a prospective member by mail, THAT data goes into wp-swpm-members-tbl table. i might be able to work around this …

however, i need to allow user to add some additional data when registering, to “notes” column and “extra info” column. i’ve looked through the code and am starting to see a way to do that … would like to check back with you if i get stuck, though!

this membership plugin is literally the only one i’ve found that does most of what i want, so i’m screwed if i can’t use it!!!

SP

[swisspenelope]

Hi,

I am chiming in here because I find that this functionality constitutes a grave defect! I checked what you said, fabima, and indeed when I make a new member with Add New in SWPM, their data shows up in the wp-users table of the database. However, it does not show up in the nice Members table in the WP-Membership backend, because it does not get ported into the wp-swpm-members-tbl table!

This is crazy!

That means that when my 560 users want to view protected content, they have to log in to WordPress first, THEN to the site! This is too cumbersome and makes no sense at all.

Is an amendment to this on the cards? If not I really cannot use SWPM.

Thanks
SP

[swisspenelope]

Thanks mbr – I looked at another problem with FB on the forum and decided to do that, so now it’s okay and he says he’ll give me refund. The plugin simply does not do what I wanted – but when I have time I can develop the code that does what I want myself.

SP

[swisspenelope]

Hello again

OK, I did that, but nothing is in the logfile except:

[07/07/2015 7:54 AM] – SUCCESS : Log file reset
——————————————————————

Might this be because I am currently using a subdomain of a published website for the dev and testing of this new site? My dev/test site is at http://mclan.ch/tempo-iwcn, where mclan.ch is already an up-and-running site.

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