rapidasia

probably a caching issue

thanks for the detailed reply.

there is a certain risk we need to accept here.

unfortunately I use my own personal primary gmail account to also go with some of my websites… which raises some security risks — even as low a risk as they might be, they do exist

I’ll need to put in the work to separate my gmail accounts. uggh

Thanks —

thanks for prompt reply

awesome support, thanks

Hi – thanks for the reply

I’m not all that sure what the options are —

I’d like to display on the frontend different info about ‘authors’ ‘editors’ ‘contributors’ subscribers … role based ideally

one membership level for subscribers just shows name
a different membership level for authors shows more links and bio info

in a perfect world this would be displayed on buddypress profile

or wordpress profile

or pmpro profile

not knowing what’s available without too much extra makes it hard to specify

Thank you very much –

really appreciate the support, docs, and plugin features

clearing caches after updating might be a solution to this issue

clearing caches after updating might be a solution to this issue

Hi – thanks for the prompt reply

I think the /1/ is getting generated because the site is a multisite (just guessing) – but.. there is no wp-content/1/uploads folder which would explain cancellation … but a 500 error is getting generated on the front end. I cleared autoptimize and wpsuper cache, disabled, re-enabled OMGF plugin to no avail

I’m shelving troubleshootiing for the time being and just going to disable things for now.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by rapidasia.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by rapidasia.

if php ain’t your thing, search WordPress repository for ” CF7 ” there is a plugin that does what you’re asking for

well…

it decided to fix itself…

not sure why, but sitemap generated after last scheduled post was published generated URL’s correctly