grouse675

I’m having the same thing as @commontater. It’s infuriating. I have to add about 10 new users a week on this website, and it does one or two and then autofills the password field as soon as I do Add user and I can’t stop it saying ‘passwords don’t match’, which as we know is a nonsense. Any workarounds apart from downgrading?

any further thoughts? I’ve tried various things, including naming the field the exact same name, a different name, specifying number rather than text as the field content…

I wonder if it might be incompatible with one of the other plug ins I use for managing members.

If you had a moment I’d be happy to give you my logins to WP and MC so you can see it for yourself.

Thanks

Hi Harish, yes I created a username field in MC to map the WP username to, called username on both sides. No error messages in the logs.

As it’s doing the import the log is showing:

09:44:02Updating #1503 10060 <[email protected]>
09:44:05Success: Updated user 1503
09:44:05Updating #1512 10087 <[email protected]>
09:44:07Success: Updated user 1512
09:44:07Updating #738 10202 <[email protected]>
09:44:09Success: Updated user 738
09:44:09Updating #2515 10222 <[email protected]>
09:44:11Success: Updated user 2515
09:44:11Updating #2516 10230 <[email protected]>
09:44:12Success: Updated user 2516
09:44:12Updating #2517 10243 <[email protected]>
09:44:14Success: Updated user 2517
09:44:14Updating #1528 10244 <[email protected]>

It pulls in email, first name and last name but the username field is blank in Mailchimp.

I profiled my WordPress site’s performance using the Profile Plugin and I wanted
to share the results with you. Please take a look at the information below:

WordPress Plugin Profile Report
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Report date: 14 July 2016
Theme name: Hueman Child
Pages browsed: 20
Avg. load time: 0.7159 sec
Number of plugins: 27
Plugin impact: 65.47% of load time
Avg. plugin time: 0.4687 sec
Avg. core time: 0.1256 sec
Avg. theme time: 0.1094 sec
Avg. mem usage: 64.30 MB
Avg. ticks: 27,959
Avg. db queries : 135.20
Margin of error : 0.0122 sec

Plugin list:
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P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler) – 0.0028 sec – 0.59%
Admin Columns Pro – 0.0187 sec – 3.99%
Akismet – 0.0082 sec – 1.74%
bbP private groups – 0.0098 sec – 2.09%
bbP Toolkit – 0.0558 sec – 11.90%
bbPress – 0.0986 sec – 21.03%
Black Studio TinyMCE Widget – 0.0032 sec – 0.68%
Contact Form 7 – 0.0247 sec – 5.27%
Content Views Query And Display Post Page – 0.0118 sec – 2.52%
Document Gallery – 0.0100 sec – 2.14%
Easy Google Fonts – 0.0188 sec – 4.01%
Flexible Posts Widget – 0.0011 sec – 0.25%
GD bbPress Attachments – 0.0042 sec – 0.89%
Hide Categories – 0.0206 sec – 4.39%
HTML Widget Text – 0.0010 sec – 0.21%
Import users from CSV with meta – 0.0033 sec – 0.70%
Jetpack by WordPress.com – 0.0434 sec – 9.27%
Members – 0.0300 sec – 6.40%
Nav Menu Roles – 0.0043 sec – 0.93%
Post Duplicator – 0.0052 sec – 1.12%
Quick Pagepost Redirect Plugin – 0.0126 sec – 2.69%
Regenerate Thumbnails – 0.0012 sec – 0.26%
Responsive Lightbox – 0.0047 sec – 0.99%
TablePress – 0.0113 sec – 2.40%
Theme My Login – 0.0494 sec – 10.55%
Widget Shortcode – 0.0056 sec – 1.19%
WP-PageNavi – 0.0085 sec – 1.82%

Thanks, 1 solves that.

2. How would I get you the metadata? If I dig into the php files what would I be looking for? It’s not a big issue I can live with it.

3. Under user roles, beneath the extra profile info that your plugin generates is another field which appears if you have the BBpress forum plugin installed. It’s a field called Forum Role, which defaults to ‘no role for this user’ and I would like it to be set to Participant.

Thanks again