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I agree this is resolved. It was not a problem with the plugin. Sorry for the false alarm.

I have tried with two different files – one with only two records (the header record and one detail record) and one with more than 100 records. Both report successful execution of the run. However, when I check the user records, the updates have not been done.

Thanks for the super response time! I installed the new release and everything is fine again.

Thanks for the suggestions. The problem was not the cache (good suggestion but I had already tried to see if that was the problem). It turns out that the placement of the CSS code was faulty. I moved it to Additional CSS from Simple CSS under Customize and that did the trick. I will need to figure out what the difference is between the two. Any thoughts about the difference in scope or purpose is between the two?

Thanks for the quick response. I am at version 2.0.6. When I go to the Post SMTP Email Log page, I get a great long list of these error messages (before the actual email log) none of which has any indication of what date it was generated or what email caused it. So my only solution was to Trash my complete email log. That has gotten rid of the error messages. I’ll have to wait to see if any new emails trigger the message. It would be good if these error messages could somehow be linked to an email in the log or at least appended with the date and time of occurrence.

I too am having the “Warning: implode(): Invalid arguments passed in /home2/hamilton/public_html/wp-content/plugins/post-smtp/Postman/PostmanLogFields.php on line 62” message and need to get rid of it. What is the solution?

Also checked another UM Form and it too isn’t working.

We’re having the same problem. Profile form not displaying anything but the photo. My Account working fine.

Problem resolved. Thank you Javier for the prompt support.

Please change the default for “Do you wish to send this mail also to users that are being updated? (not only to the one which are being created)” to “No” – i.e. unchecked. It is too easy to run an import whose sole purpose is to update user meta for existing users and leave this box checked resulting in a confusing “Welcome” email about a new user account to be sent to long-established users. It should be necessary to explicitly request an email to be sent to existing users. This has caused us a lot of trouble – first trying to figure out what was sending a “Welcome” email and then apologizing to everyone.

Thanks. Too bad. Can’t find anything else that works.

Being able to have an email notification for profile updates is a priority item for us. We have a separate membership database that we need to keep up to date with changes made online to user profiles managed through Ultimate Member.

Still no solution to this problem other than me having to manually delete these transients almost daily to preserve the performance of my website? Surely this problem can be corrected!

I used cPanel to go in and delete the hundreds of transient Filebase Pro Google Drive transient entries from the Options table. This has solved my performance problem. I will keep an eye on it to see if the syncs recreate the problem. I also was using Updraft to do backups to Google Drive. I am not sure if that is related to the problem but I doubt it.

I am having the same problem. My options table has grown exponentially and I am now experiencing over 7 sec response time when WordPress core executes the wp_load_alloptions() call. In checking the options table, there is a proliferation of entries from filebase pro such as _transient_wpfb_googldrive_files. My site is unusable as a result. What can be done to resolve this problem???