• Resolved robodrago

    (@robodrago)


    Hi! On my site I need the users to upload verification fex drivers license. But after they have registered I cant find the uploaded file anywhere on their profile before approving membership.
    Can I have this uploaded file be sent in email to admin “Signup Completed Notification To Admin” ?

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  • Plugin Support dimplemodi

    (@dimplemodi)

    Hello,

    I have checked at the local server and there is no such issue found in the file upload, it might have happened if the file is not uploaded properly and therefore it is not accessible the admin side.

    Kindly check that you are using the latest version of ARMember Lite(v4.0.44) if not then kindly update the ARMember Lite as per your requirements and also check by temporary deactivate other plugin so if any other plugin conflicts then you may come to know the issue.

    Regarding, sending the file to the admin, then ARMember Lite does provide a facility to add the custom field data at the email and to achieve this you can navigate to the ARMember Lite -> Email Notifications -> Edit the email template, and here at the “Template Tags” you will be able to check the “User Meta Key” tag add this.

    After adding it will be added as “{ARM_USERMETA_meta_key}” here replace the “meta_key” with the file upload field’s meta_key. To get the meta_key navigate to the ARMember Lite -> Manage Forms -> Edit form and here at the field’s settings you will get the meta_key add this to the tag and then admin will be sent the data accordingly. 

    Please check accordingly and let me know how it goes.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter robodrago

    (@robodrago)

    thank you. I have done exactly what you said. It only worked with the first registered person. Uploaded file seems ok but it seems to just disseapear. I have the newest version and newest wordpress. Also using wordfence.

    Plugin Support dimplemodi

    (@dimplemodi)

    Hello,

    I have noticed that you are using the ARMember Premium version and this forum is for ARMember lite only, and this case is not replicated at the ARMember Lite into our local servers, therefore open a support ticket with the technical support team and then they will help you further.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter robodrago

    (@robodrago)

    Hi. Suddenly the upload form is working and the picture is added to their account. I have added the meta tag to email template but the image is not sent there. Are you able to recreate the issue?

    Yes I have one site with premium and one site with free armember. The question is for the free site.

    Plugin Support dimplemodi

    (@dimplemodi)

    Hello,

    Glad to know that file upload now works for you!

    I have checked at our local server with the latest version of the ARMember Lite(v4.0.45) and with the meta tag “{ARM_USERMETA_meta_key}” the file is sent properly without any issue.

    Kindly check I’m providing an example of how to use this tag so similarly add this tag to your site as well “{ARM_USERMETA_file_3srbq}” so you can replace the “file_3srbq” to your meta_key of the file upload field and then check by registering with the test user to upload the file.

    Moreover, ARMember does provide a facility to check the debug log for the email where in you can check the content sent to the members, to enable this debug log you can navigate to the ARMember Lite -> General Settings -> Debug Log Settings page and here you can enable the option “Email Debug Log Settings” and then check with a test user.

    Please check accordingly and let me know how it goes!

    Thanks

    Thread Starter robodrago

    (@robodrago)

    Meta key is: file_veri

    Using {ARM_USERMETA_file_veri} in e-mail.

    Debug says this:

    Email Sent Successfully: Yes
    Verification: <div class=”arm_old_uploaded_file arm_shortcode_image”><a href=”//webpage.com/wp-content/uploads/armember/arm_8RbGgjDMK0_armFileIRFbp_testfile.jpg” target=”__blank”><img alt=”” src=”//webpage.com/wp-content/uploads/armember/arm_8RbGgjDMK0_armFileIRFbp_testfile.jpg” width=”100px”/></a></div><br /><br /> <br /><br />

    The file is not attached. I have checked the upload directory and the file is there. Could this be an issue with my server? Using PHP 8.2.24

    In WP toolkit this is enabled:
    Restrict access to files and directories
    Configure security keys
    Block access to xmlrpc.php(can be reverted)
    Block directory browsing(can be reverted)
    Forbid execution of PHP scripts in the wp-includes directory(can be reverted)
    Forbid execution of PHP scripts in the wp-content/uploads directory(can be reverted)
    Block access to wp-config.php(can be reverted)Turn off pingbacks(can be reverted)
    Disable PHP execution in cache directories(can be reverted)
    Disable file editing in WordPress Dashboard(can be reverted)
    Change default database table prefix
    Enable bot protection(can be reverted)
    Block access to sensitive files(can be reverted)
    Block access to potentially sensitive files(can be reverted)
    Block access to .htaccess and .htpasswd(can be reverted)
    Block author scans(can be reverted)
    Change default administrator’s username

    Plugin Support dimplemodi

    (@dimplemodi)

    Hello,

    I have checked the provided details and accordingly, please note that custom field information will be sent to email content. So, it will not attach the as attachment in the email but it will send the link of the file in the email content.

    Please check accordingly and let me know if there is anything else.

    Thanks

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