legalmartin

Hello,

This is issue has been resolved.

Thank you.

Regards,

Martin

Hello,

How many UM core files have you modified?

– only that one – I reversed the change and it made no difference

uwa-bid.php

– i changed the text of the alert message

How could any of these changes have an impact on the privacy toggle?

Regards,

Martin

Hello,

It seems I am guilty as charged.

1. You have a child-theme functions.php file with your own code snippets
themes/flatsome-child/functions.php

- I have removed that code

2. You have problems with one UM shortcode causing a PHP warning in the UM script “class-shortcodes.php on line 683” and then the shortcode being terminated with error.

- I have added a class on line 683 and it works fine

3. You have been modifying a woocommerce core template which should be done in your child-theme with a copy.

– Where did I do that?

I used the 2.2.2 UM version.

Regards,

Martin

Hello,

Can you please tell which core file handles the various fields of the Default Registration page?

Regards,

Martin

Done

Hello,

Do you have any user supplied code snippets in a child-theme?

No

Do you have php errors turned on and are there any logging entries in the PHP error file?

I can send you the error log file that I downloaded from my server.

Regards,

Martin

Hello,

I deactivated all plugins, except UM and WC – the issue did not go away.

I will not switch theme – I do not agree with that option, which I consider unreasonable and risky (even with a back-up).

I believe the solution is in the code.

As an alternative, I deactivated the toggle and created a checkbox in the Default Registration page to get the User to agree to the privacy policy – yes it does not seem possible to inject html in the Edit Field so that the words privacy could become clickable with privacy policy.

Regards,

Martin

Hello,

I am using a very popular theme and I see no reason for a conflict, which seems to be the default answer when a Plugin developer is unable to solve an issue.

I will not switch theme as this could cause the work I have done thus far to be affected.

I will run a conflict test, but, in exchange, may I have a second opinion on this issue from another consultant?

Regards,

Martin

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Hello,

I have deleted WP-Super-Cache.

The issue remains.

What is the next step?

Regards,

Martin

Hello,

Could there be a bug in:

/home/ledger/public_html/wp-content/plugins/ultimate-member/templates/gdpr-register.php

Regards,

Martin

Hello,

https://dialedger.com/register/

The toggle works, but, when clicked, “Show privacy policy” does not turn into “Hide privacy policy”, despite being set accordingly in the Default Registration Page.

Regards,

Martin

Hello,

Problem solved – thank you.

Regards,

Martin

Hello,

I do not mind changing or updating the core files when UM releases an update.

Can anybody provide the PHP code to amend the core files and get the desired solution?

Regards,

Martin

PS. I cannot answer your question as to why I get this alert message when I am logged out.

Hello,

This is an interesting approach, yet it yields an undesired alert on the Register page: “This content has been restricted to logged in users only. Please login to view this content.”.

Is there a way I can include a class to the following code in order to stye the words You are already registered

if ( ‘register’ == $mode && is_user_logged_in() && !
$enable_loggedin_registration ) {
ob_get_clean();
return __( ‘You are already registered’, ‘ultimate-member’ );
}

Regards,

Martin