rodandar

I gave up on the Ultimate Member plugin – it just wasn’t predictable and found what I needed and am using the WP User Manager plugin. Not as much membership functionality, but it has been fairly reliable.

Well, I stumbled upon the solution to this, if anyone else has trouble. I’m using WPML, and in there the Cool Tag Cloud domain is called ‘Widget’ and the actual names of the objects are ‘widget_title’. I was looking for a domain that was relevant to ‘cool tag cloud’. I stumbled upon the solution while testing alternatives..now I found the solution, so if you happen to hit this, now you know!

Javier – I get that you can’t debug this directly, but the error happens in your code, so I am limited to understand how to debug this in any meaningful way. Why is the code going after the global post object, all the time? I am confused why your code is even doing anything when not importing or exporting. I’d really like to use this plugin, but I want to resolve this error. Thanks.

I am using the UltimateMember plugin that does allow for user statuses. I wasn’t sure if you were able to support this or not.

Nick,

It is applied on the user for all roles. It is a basic text field.

Thanks.

-Dan

Hi Nick,

Thanks for the quick response. I am not testing this in Preview mode.

I have an ACF with the label batch-id and two users each with the batch-id field and a value of cc001 and cc002.

I have a visibility rule that basically says if batch-id equals ‘cc001’ then show the field.

When this rule is enabled, it doesn’t show the paragraph for either user. If the rule is set to ‘Has no value’, the paragraph shows for both users.

-Dan

I’m not sure what that means exactly or how I would have any real control over that…

Here is the message I am getting via the debug:

Notice: Trying to get property ‘post_content’ of non-object in /home/569799.cloudwaysapps.com/gmeznusedt/public_html/wp-content/plugins/import-users-from-csv-with-meta/addons/wp-user-manager.php on line 27

Any idea what this means?

Well, I’m not sure how you define ‘working perfectly’ – I am able to get the behavior to work, but it takes the user into the wordpress admin UI to make the change where what I really want is to send the user to the WP User Manager reset password screen.

Well, I tried using the option to force a password reset on first login with the WP User Manager plugin, and I get the same problem as with UM.

It would seem that UM is built assuming the user creates an account and will know the password they used when creating that account. For user imports, it isn’t clear to me if UM supports a way to send the user their password or to import a one-time password but require them to reset their password after their first login, or some other way to force the user to set their password…

I can send everyone a password reset, but that doesn’t actually change the password and they can ignore it and their password will remain the same.

I know UM doesn’t directly support user import, but it seems like there ought to be a way to make the import flow work…any suggestions?

I am not familiar with the UM code and I am not sure the status can be set on an import. Trying to find out and will let you know if I learn anything.

Not the specifics, but UM has a ‘status’ field that they use on users to specify whether an account is approved, pending review, rejected, etc. I suspect UM doesn’t support setting this field on import, trying to find out via the support forum for that plugin.

Ahh…so this is an Ultimate Member feature, so you can’t associate that with anything. Thanks.

So you can get this to work with Ultimate Member plugin enabled?