henrim01

Hi @rubengc

I just checked the log and it is empty.

However, I did use the tag dropdown. Here are the screenshots of all settings that I’m using for the setup:

• Fluent Form
• tag field in automation
• filled out metafield in automation

So why does it show up empty in the log of the trigger?

Hi @rubengc

Thanks for the tip. I changed the meta keys and now they work. However, am I doing something wrong still with the meta values based on the Fluent Forms names? It doesn’t pass anything. When I put a value directly it does, but by using the following codes: {1:form_field:test} for happy and the {1:form_field:email} for description, those fields keep empty.

Hi @rubengc

Thanks for the quick reply. Happy to hear that it is possible to fill out created ACF fields for a user profile. Unfortunately I couldn’t get it to work. I looked at your article and I think I’m doing it right, but nothing happens. To illustrate what I’ve done to test it, I created a recording. Could you point me in the right direction what I’m doing wrong?

Recording using AutomatorWP to fill out user_meta and users fields

Help would be greatly appreciated ??

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. I’ve taken a look at the solution, but it looks like the whole media folder will be blocked then for not logged in users. I just want to block some of the media files and not the whole directory. So I’m not sure if this works in my use case.

Furthermore, does this mean that Ultimate Member will never have the feature by itself to block media files, just like it does with pages and posts?

Kind regards, Henri

Hi,

Sure, I’ve created a clean install of WordPress with only the Ultimate member plugin.

Here is the url for the media file page: https://ultimate.qinview.nl/lianhao-qu-lfan1gswv5c-unsplash/

Here is the file url of the media itself: https://ultimate.qinview.nl/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/lianhao-qu-LfaN1gswV5c-unsplash-scaled.jpg

Both are on the settings page of the media file itself. Here is a screenshot of the UM settings of the media file: https://share.getcloudapp.com/Apuj2BBg

And here is a screenshot of both urls of the media file: https://share.getcloudapp.com/OAube0pw

As you can see only the permalink is blocked. You can just view the file url.

Kind regards, Henri

I just created a clean install and now it doesn’t happen anymore. I don’t know why it happened or what caused it.

I reinstalled the plugin, now the page shows correctly.

The problem with a blank administrator page has to do that I set a CSS to not show ‘add container’ boxes. I set that because I didn’t want to give users that option. But I guess that code works for all Container boxes so the administrative page turns up blank as I didn’t create a specific page for that role.

Is there a way with CSS that I can only target the ‘add container’ box instead of the prepopulated WordPress boxes?

Hi,

thanks for the reply. I can’t recreate it that fast, because I changed the layout so it wouldn’t happen. As soon as I have the time I’ll recreate the effect and take some screenshots.

However, the following is also change. I’m logged in as administrator, but I don’t see the default WordPress dashboard. I only want to default WordPress dashboard for my administrator role. All the other roles get my specific designed Dashboards made by a Beaver Builder template.

However, it does not show anything in my administrator account: https://cl.ly/0c5c931040e6

Although my settings are as follows: https://cl.ly/f8c2df398284

What am I doing wrong? I hope you can help me with this one and I’ll get the screenshots of the other problem as soon as possible to you.

Kind regards, Henri

Hi,

thanks, it did the trick.

Great work. I really enjoy the plugin.

Kind regards,

Henri