Martin

Just spoke to my host and they explained that they’ve got an email limit per day.
In this case I now have the domain as admin email which I hope work.

But, this still doesn’t change the problem about the users that has registered but haven’t been written to the database. Is the system built the way where the sending of the email approves the call to write to the database?!?!?

Update

When the user clicks the link for confirming their email address is says that the confirmation code is invalid. Most likely because they’re not added to the database? Also someone tried to use the forgotten password function and didn’t receive the email. This user is also not in the database but the emails has been sent out that they’re registered.

Update

I also checked the phpmyadmin feup_users table where I only see a few of the registered users. Seems like only some of the users gets registered and some of them dont!

Just want to give you guys a further update.
When clicking ads field without entering any data att all. It still says successfully added. Also when deleting fields it says deleting successful when nothing is checked.

Maybe out of a more user friendly perspective it should give some kind of notifications that forms or fields must be filled or checked to be able to add or delete! ??

Wooho! Now it’s working again!
Sorry for my spamiatic behavior! =D

Btw .. the Update Account-field under labeling doesn’t save when changed.
Just so you know! =)

Ditz80, thank you for your reply about having the same problem.
Though at first I was crazy having this kind of problem by myself!

Did a total reinstall yesterday. Maybe a little bit to early. Seem that they’re sorting it out! =)

But the problem about adding fields is still there?
Wasn’t that suppose to be fixed?

Also .. I can register with the same E-mail adress as another account.
I just don’t understand anything right now.
Everything was working so nice and smooth. But after the latest update everything went craaaazy!

I can’t even change the field in the admin area.
Right now I’ve got them all as “text” just because I added them through the database.
And I can not change one of them in to an integer.

I’m running PHP Version 5.6 which I haven’t changed at all!

The only way I can add a new field is by adding it in the EWD_FEUP_Fields table of the database! Then the field adds.
Still, i can press the add button and it adds nothing but says that it was successful!

Allright.. I deleted the whole plugin from the admin area.
I also deleted all the tables that the plugin created.
Then I reinstalled the plugin.

I still have the exact problem!

The strange thing is that everything has been working without problems until this morning. Nothing has happen since more than I’ve been doing the downgrades.

When adding the version 2.7.3 this error appears:

for Add_EWD_FEUP_Field(), called in /customers/7/a/4/martinhult.se/httpd.www/test/wp-content/plugins/front-end-only-users/Functions/Prepare_Data_For_Insertion.php on line 542 and defined in /customers/7/a/4/martinhult.se/httpd.www/test/wp-content/plugins/front-end-only-users/Functions/Update_Admin_Databases.php on line 188

When adding the 2.7.4 this error appears.
Also when adding the field the system says Field added successfully but no field appears at all, No change!

WordPress databasfel: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax to use near ‘-200,200’ at line 1]
SELECT * FROM test_EWD_FEUP_Fields ORDER BY Field_Order LIMIT -200,200

Do I need to reset the database?

Did what you wanted… error that comes up in the admin area is:

for Add_EWD_FEUP_Field(), called in /customers/7/a/4/martinhult.se/httpd.www/test/wp-content/plugins/front-end-only-users/Functions/Prepare_Data_For_Insertion.php on line 542 and defined in /customers/7/a/4/martinhult.se/httpd.www/test/wp-content/plugins/front-end-only-users/Functions/Update_Admin_Databases.php on line 188