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  • Plugin Author tripflex

    (@tripflex)

    This has been fixed in the latest release, version 1.3.0, please upgrade and this should fix your issues.

    gvanto

    (@gvanto)

    I have this same issue – it creates 2 fields (I’m using WP 4.3.1 and version 1.3.1 of this plugin)

    The only way I get the username (now called ‘Email’) to not appear is by ticking the ‘Automatically generate username from email address’ option in WPJM settings, but then it does exactly that (and doesn’t use email address as the username!)

    Thanks for help,
    gvanto

    gvanto

    (@gvanto)

    Btw I noticed you are using:
    add_filter( ‘register_form_fields’, array($this, ‘register_form_fields’), 9999 );

    I couldn’t find any apply_filters(‘register_form_fields’ … in the WPJM code though?

    gvanto

    (@gvanto)

    Btw – what do you mean with ‘Register form’ ? Which ‘page’ is this?

    I’m referring to ‘/post-job’ (which as far as I know is where Employer posts job and registers …)

    Plugin Author tripflex

    (@tripflex)

    I looked at the code and that shouldn’t be the case, as my plugin changes the username in the filter that is ran after WPJM sets the username as first part of email.

    You must have the “Automatically generate username from email” option enabled for my plugin to work, I’ve actually been working on an update today which you can find here:

    https://github.com/tripflex/wp-job-manager-registration-use-email/issues/9

    I’m going to check and make sure this integrates with Resumes as well, and run some tests and will let you know once I release an update.

    Plugin Author tripflex

    (@tripflex)

    Version 1.3.2 was just released

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