Paul

Hello @giggioman00,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

Unfortunately displaying the taxonomies in the front-end using WCK would require the use of the Swift Templates. Being that this functionality is restricted to the Pro version of the plugin we are not permitted to discuss it here.

Best Regards,
Paul

Hello @hannahcrisp86,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

Are you using any custom user roles? If so you might need to go to Dashboard -> Profile Builder -> Settings and add them to the list of roles which trigger the Admin Approval functionality.

Best Regards,
Paul

Hello @maxii1996,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

Something like this should work:

/*
 * Add Extra Column inside the Admin Approval page
 * Replace custom_field_1 with the meta-name of the field you want to display and 'Custom Field 1' with the name you wish to display in the table head
 */

add_filter('wppb_admin_approval_page_columns','wppbc_add_extra_column_inside_admin_approval');
function wppbc_add_extra_column_inside_admin_approval ($column){
    $column['custom_field_1'] = 'Custom Field 1';
    return $column;
}

/*
 * Optionally, you can make the column sortable
 */

add_filter('wppb_admin_approval_page_sortable_columns', 'wppbc_make_extra_column_inside_admin_approval_sortable');
function wppbc_make_extra_column_inside_admin_approval_sortable() {
    $column['custom_field_1'] = array('custom_field_1',false);
    return $column;
}

add_filter('wppb_admin_approval_page_manage_column_data','wppbc_add_data_inside_extra_column',10,2);
function wppbc_add_data_inside_extra_column($array,$user){
    $array['custom_field_1'] = get_user_meta($user->ID, 'custom_field_1', true); // replace custom_field_1 with your field meta-name
    return $array;
}

/*
 * Remove the First Name and the Last Name columns
 */

add_filter('wppb_admin_approval_page_columns','wppbc_remove_columns_inside_admin_approval');
function wppbc_remove_columns_inside_admin_approval ($column){
    unset($column["first_name"]);
    unset($column["last_name"]);
    return $column;
}

You can use this code by adding it to your theme’s ‘functions.php’ file or by creating a new plugin as described here. Just remember to replace the items mentioned in the comments.

Best Regards,
Paul

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by Paul.

Hello @jayashreebiswas,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

The best way to work around such an issue is to use FTP to go to your website’s ‘wp-content/plugins’ folder and temporarily rename Profile Builder’s folder. This deactivates the plugin and thus allows you to log in via the default WordPress form. Once you are logged in you can go to the Plugins page in the back-end, reactivate the plugin and change the reCAPTCHA key.

Best Regards,
Paul

Hello @desarrolloaspid,

Only the user that a specific page belongs to and users with the ‘delete_user’ capability may view that page. The only way to change this would be to customize the plugin’s cp_restrict_content() function.

Best Regards,
Paul

Hello @kzeni,

Thank you for for suggesting a solution for this issue!

At first glance our development team agrees that this looks like a good fix so we will seriously consider including it in the next plugin update.

Best Regards,
Paul

Hello @hartology,

Do you have any caching plugins active on the page where you’ve inserted the shortcode? If so please try temporarily disabling them and test to see if the registration form is shown to logged out users.

Best Regards,
Paul

Hello @justbruno,

Thank you for your interest in our plugin.

Unfortunately we are not permitted to discuss the premium versions of the plugin on these forums so I must request that you open a support ticket on our website if you are still looking for an answer to this question.

Regards,
Paul

Hello @christopher-reed,

Indeed, we are not permitted to discuss the Premium versions of the plugin on these forums.

I see that you’ve opened a support ticket on our website regarding this issue so I will mark this topic as ‘resolved’.

Best Regards,
Paul

Hello @mrgana,

I will also include that answer here in case somebody else finds this thread while searching for it:

If your theme has a single-private-page.php file in the theme’s root folder, then that one is used.

If there is no such file in your theme’s root folder, then single.php is used.

Using different templates as you describe in your second question is not possible.

Best Regards,
Paul

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by Paul.

Hello @oxwalor,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

The way to do this would be to create two separate subscription plans to handle the two pricing options.

Best Regards,
Paul

Hello @abukotsh,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

You can use the Manual / Offline payment method to handle bank transfers, meaning that you or a helper can manually confirm each payment. This is probably not worth the time & effort for micropayments, but only takes a few seconds, so it’s probably worth it for regular payments.

Best Regards,
Paul

Hello @gwmbox,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

Unfortunately this is not currently possible. I have added this to our Requested Features list, so it may be implemented in a future version, but I cannot estimate when that may be.

Regards,
Paul

Hello @lilolad,

Thank you for your interest in our plugin.

No, unfortunately Paid Member Subscriptions cannot be used to implement the functionality you described.

Best Regards,
Paul

Hello @laiconsulting,

As I have mentioned in the other topic you’ve opened we are not permitted to discuss the premium version of the plugin on these forums, so if you would like more information on this please open a support ticket on our website.

Regards,
Paul