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@zamorra

Brilliant – thank you. A notification system for this for the admin would be a great feature for the future (imo).

@champsupertramp

It is not resolved, no. Why allow the ability to create custom registration forms but not have this information appear anywhere. It does not appear on the front end nor back end.

@champsupertramp

Here: https://login.goodgameresearch.com/?page_id=25087

@champsupertramp You have not answered the questions I posed sadly. I’m opening it back up since it is not resolved, thanks.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by ggresearch.

@champsupertramp

The site is live, yes. goodgameresearch.com “contact us’ page.

Direct link: https://goodgameresearch.com/?page_id=7

@champsupertramp Just following up,

Where do I register a new email notification on that page? I attached a snippet from imgur in my previous post because I am not seeing it under ultimate member > settings > email.

Thanks!

@missveronicatv

I’m seeing MailChimp has integration with it so I’m trying right now. I want the registration to act as the “signing up for the newsletter” and not the newsletter sign up being an entirely separate entity.

@missveronicatv

Thanks for a response!

Do you know if I’m able to use these plugins to send emails for already registered ultimate member users?

@champsupertramp

I’m stuck after the first sentence or so in that tutorial. I’m not seeing where I can register a new email notification here under ultimate member > settings > email. Not sure if that tutorial is updated with the current version of this plugin. I’m not even so sure I want it to be a notification, rather just the ability to email a large group of users at once.

I uploaded a snippet to imgur for reference here: https://imgur.com/vQ2Rp1b

There was no edit button available for the original post but I would like to clarify that I would like to have a custom email written and sent to all users, and not one from the list about password resets, confirmations, or any of the other options listed in that particular list. I would like to write my own.

I am also having the same issue. I will save the menu and it works for a bit, but after a while the saved menu changes revert back to normal and nothing is hidden regardless if the user is logged in or out.

After writing up the initial comment above and messing around some more, I notice this happens after any small change is made in bluehost website builder and the changes are published. I simply edited a typo for instance and hit publish and the saved menu changes were gone. Why is that?

@bethsemeinc Same here, lucky with a little bit of perseverance I found the solution. Good luck!

@bethsemeinc

Sadly, I cannot speak on the paid memberships pro plugin that you are using but I finally got that same issue fixed in the Ultimate member plugin via the addition of the “If menu” plugin. I had to adjust the correct pages to reveal for only “Logged In” users and it was bugging the mess out of me. The ultimate member plugin did not have the proper menu settings as suggested here on the forums to fix this issue. That’s why I had to add the “If menu” plugin.

These are the exact actions I did to fix that similar issue like the one you’re having:

1.) Installed the “if menu” plugin
2.) On the WP admin site/dashboard, I clicked “appearance” then went to “if menu” which showed up underneath it. Then click “manage menus” at the top right ish. Here is where I adjusted my pages to only reveal in the menu for logged in users.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by ggresearch.

Problem sovled. It turns out the webpages are not clickable in the bluehost website editor/builder. They are only clickable after publishing the website and accessing it in the wild, so to speak.