• Resolved Ian MP

    (@ianmp)


    What a brilliant plugin! Works perfectly with Elementor too. I will write a review separately, once I complete my setup, but in the meantime just thought I’d mention one small cosmetic problem:

    When using the [wppb-login] shortcode, the email field has the label ‘Username or Email’. When used in a sidebar or restricted space (such as a login pop-up) it displays as:
    Username or
    Email
    which is fine. However, with the ‘password reset’ shortcode of [wppb-recover-password], the same field has the text ‘Username or E-mail’ which, on a sidebar or pop-up, treats the dash as a hyphen and displays as:
    Username or E-
    mail

    This is from line 120 in recover.php, as follows:
    $username_email_label = __( ‘Username or E-mail’, ‘profile-builder’ );

    I have been manually changing this but of course, every time there is an update, this gets reset. Is there any way that the hyphen can be removed at source? This, as far as I can ascertain, is the only occasion in the plugin where ‘Email’ is presented as ‘E-mail’

    Considering this is all I’ve had a problem with so far speaks volumes for the quality of your plugin. Well done!

    Many thanks.

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  • Hello @ianmp,

    Thank you so much for the kind words and also for reporting this. I will create an issue for our development team and it shall be fixed in the next versions of Profile Builder.

    Kind regards,

    Thread Starter Ian MP

    (@ianmp)

    Just a follow-up on this support: there have been two updates to Profile Builder since this thread and both have reset ‘Email’ back to ‘E-mail’ causing the line to break at the hyphen. As I mentioned earlier, this is the only occasion in Profile Builder where mail is spelled with a hyphen.

    Any chance we could get this fixed in the next release? Thanks.

    dariusraia

    (@dariusraia)

    Hello @ianmp,

    Currently our development team is working on this. Thank you for your patience!

    Kind regards,

    Thread Starter Ian MP

    (@ianmp)

    Sorted in the last update. Many thanks!

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