steviger

Hi,

I didn’t create the terms on the fly but before hand. Any way, I tried adding the HTML code for the comma instead of a “real” comma and that works.

Regards,

Steven

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. It’s not a slug issue. The thing is, when I create a tag containing a comma like : “fieldnameA, fieldnameB and filednameC” , it saves ok in the back-end. But after selecting it for my post it breaks down in two items (see screendump) Those two seperate items now also show up in the back-end, along side the original “fieldnameA, fieldnameB and filednameC”

Hope it makes sense…
Regards,
Steven

Hi,

I actually hired a WordPress coder to have the plugin display all the fields from the user’s profile. So: fist and last name, email address, home address etc.

But I think it would be a nice feature to have the first and last name and mail address displayed by default in your plugin.

Cheers,

Steven

Ok thanks!

I just found another solution by having this feature custom build. So you can close this topic. Thanks for your replies.

For now that is. I might try your priority support soon for further question. But this one is kinda urgent ??

Basicly I’d like to keep the logs for 365 days that’s all.

Hi Michael,

I actually really need this information so could you point me in the right direction on how to solve this?

Thanks in advance!

Steven

Ok cool! But for now? How exactly can I make sure the log will be deleted only after 365 days?

Just a short follow-up on this question. User Activity Log only monitors if a user has used the nextGEN public uploader, not what photo he exactly has uploaded. Is there a way to see who has uploaded what photo?

This one https://dev.infiniteschema.com/nextgen-public-uploader-user-log/ doesn’t work ( or I don’t know how to get it to work…)

Cheers,

Steven

So when I edit wp_options > activity log settings in the database it will keep the log for 365 days?

Current code: a:1:{s:13:”logs_lifespan”;s:2:”30″;}

New code: a:1:{s:13:”logs_lifespan”;s:2:”365″;}

Regards,

Steven

Same here. I found this in user_settings_menu on line 874:

<th><?php _e('Keep logs for', 'wp_user_log'); ?></th>
                            <td>
                                <input type="number" step="1" min="1" value="30" name="logdel">

But even change the value doesn’t do the trick.

Help is much appreciated

Hi Michael,

With Back Office I meant the admin side of WordPress. I found a plugin (User Acrivity Log) that monitors photo uploads too so it’s solved.

Oops sorry

I have exactly the same issue. The redirect URL doesn’t work in the plugin