Tareq Hasan

should work ??

It can happen with only one reason, there is some JavaScript error in your page. Try to fix the error, the dropdown will show correctly.

Don’t know whats the reason behind the dropdown. It’s working fine here.

It’s not possible to remove the cf_ from the field name. It’s there for a reason. The way you are displaying the custom fields, you can use this:
Location: <?php echo get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'cf_Location', true); ?>

Some other plugin may be conflicting with this one. Try disabling other plugins.

It’s a known issue for this plugin. As the code was huge, I had to do that trick to build the plugin. So the text comes below the form.

I asked about the post you created by the WP User Frontend. Check the meta boxes if there is any entry exists you entered (Edit post area in backend)?

It’s adding fine here. Check if the custom field is showing in the admin panel.

This page is for the purpose of editing posts. You shouldn’t access this page directly.
First you need to go to the dashboard, then when you click “edit”, you’ll be
redirected to the edit page with that post id. Then you’ll see the edit post form.

Hi Arru,

I think I overlooked that settings, ha ha. I’ll fix it. Keep eye on github.

Thanks

The project is now in Github and it contains the latest updates. Try installing it from Github, there shouldn’t be any problem. Others are using it also

click here

I don’t know whats causing the problem, but I am sure it’s not the fault of the User Frontend Plugin

If there is a link edit link in every posts, you should remove that. Instead clicking on the individual links on every posts, they can edit the posts by clicking the edit link from the dashboard.

Suppose you’ve created a page with that [wpuf_editpost] shortcode and that page url becomes https://example.com/edit/. So you need to provide this page url for Edit Page URL.

You can’t access this page directly for editing purpose. When you’ll visit the dashboard, you can access the edit page by clicking the edit link. Thats the appropriate method.

I guess you are clicking edit link from the single posts. They are linked to wp-admin edit url. It is blocking you from accessing the admin area for this settings: Admin Area Access

Sorry if I hurt you. But when you said after deleting all the plugins you still got the problem, I couldn’t resist.

Because when you deactivate the plugin, no interaction happens between WordPress and that plugin. Only one position the header already sent message shows in the plugin, when you are not logged in. Becuase it detects if you are loggedin or not, if not, it tries to redirect the user to the login page. But in some themes, the redirection doesn’t work, because the theme already prints some informations before the redirection code, so the warning message shows instead. If you think it’s a security issue, don’t worry, its not a security issue at all. It just wants you to redirect, but fails, nothing more than that.

The code I posted above, that solves the problem. In those codes, it doesn’t try to redirect you, but just shows a message that you need to be loggedin to use the page. So it cuts off the origin from where it was generating.

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/admin/public_html/wp-content/plugins/seo-ultimate/modules/titles/titles.php:132) in /home/admin/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 934
By seeing this code, it seems like the problem is occuring from /wp-content/plugins/seo-ultimate/modules/titles/titles.php:132 and I don’t think it’s from my plugin anymore.