Mahbubur Rahman

Hello @rene-rene,

Please have a look at the following link, there is an article for showing all posts for the admin.

https://mahbub.me/show-posts-submitted-users-page/

Thank you

Hello @rene-rene,

Could you please create a support ticket here, I will check your issue.

Thank you

Hello @rene-rene,

Thanks for your suggestion. I have notified to our developer about your suggestion. I believe they will take care of it on our next release ??

Hello @dkumar7,

When a user submits post using WP User Frontend plugin, the status of submitted post will get from the form settings, no matter what the user roles. WP User Frontend works like this.

Thanks for your understanding.

Hello @rene-rene,

I think this is the theme issue as the sidebar & search functionality is coming from the theme you are using. WP User Frontend has nothing to do with that. You can check the issue by activating another theme for a temporary time.

Thank you

Hello @rene-rene,

Did you use the term IDs in the Selection Terms field? If not then enter the term IDs as comma separated (without space) to exclude/include in the form.

Refer Screenshot: https://prntscr.com/fz5kiw

Thank you

Hello @elpezquemuerde,

The user needs to log in when submitting post as a guest one more time using the same email. We keep this option to detect the real user so that multiple users cannot use the same email. I hope you can understand the logic now.

Thank you

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Mahbubur Rahman.

Hello @patbell101,

The WPUF Form section is for selecting a form created by WPUF for that specific page which will show on the front-end. If you want to show WPUF form in a page without using any shortcode in page editor then it’s the easiest option to load a WPUF Form on the front-end.

Thank you

Hello @patbell101,

Please do a check for theme or plugin conflicting. Let me know if you find that the issue is occurring because of WP User Frontend plugin. I will be happy to help you.

Thank you

Hello @patbell101,

You can change the form name easily. Please check the following video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsWKwsj_oXs

Thanks

I will discuss with our development team about that. However, you can use nth-child CSS method to style specific custom fields.

Hello @pedro-magnifico,

I am really sorry to say that right now it’s not possible to add attributes to [wpuf_editprofile] shortcode. However, if you want to customize the edit profile template then you need to override the following template of WP User Frontend plugin.

/WP-User-Frontend/templates/dashboard/edit-profile.php

Thank you

Hello @y3unham1nguoi,

Please do a check for theme or plugin conflicting. Let me know if you find that the issue is occurring because of WP User Frontend plugin, I will be happy to help you.

Thank you

Hello @perthmetro,

Custom fields classes will include within the fields on the front end form, not with the submitted data. However, if you want to apply custom class with the output data and style them using CSS then you need to show the meta data by customizing. Here are guidelines:

https://docs.wedevs.com/docs/wp-user-frontend-pro/tutorials/showing-meta-fields-in-frontend/

In this case, you need to disable the Show custom fields on post content area option from WPUF settings.

Thank you

Hello @wuaume,

1) Please do a check for theme or plugin conflicting. Let me know if you find that the issue is occurring because of WP User Frontend plugin.

2) I cannot understand your question. Can you be more specific?

Thank you