thesalmon

Sorry guys. I posted this in the wrong spot. I just followed a link in an old email to this forum instead of the WP-Members forum. This is definitely a WP-Members issue. Cheers.

I’ve had about 60 people register using my WP-Members form, and I did not activate them yet. I also filled out the registration myself, not with my admin email address. Tonight I got the “you are approved” email even though I didn’t activate anyone. When I went to look at my list of users in the admin panel, the “Activated?” column is empty, it doesn’t say Yes or No, it’s just empty. When I look at the data for a single user the “Activated?” field is not showing at all.

When I sort by “not activated” no users are in the list. I think the plug-in got buggy and activated everyone, and now I can’t de-activate them. Has anyone ever seen that or know how to fix it? Thanks.

I solved it. Thanks for the well commented code. In the wp-members-export file I changed all the commas to semi-colons and then using Ulrich’s directions above, I set my list separator to a semi-colon. The data opens up in Excel looking good now! (but I still need my users to NOT use hard return in text boxes!)

To follow up on an earlier post…everything imports beautifully IF you have no commas in your questions and the user doesn’t use any commas or hard returns in their responses. The commas in my questions and the responses are adding to the COMMA separated data so the import gets very messy.

Is there a way to export the data tab separated instead of comma separated? Thanks.

I just ran into that problem, too. I’m wondering if I can export data separated by Tab or semi-colon instead of comma.

You’re welcome. Great plug in! After reading the threads to understand how it works, I was able to look up the meta labels for a custom registration form I built using the WP-Members plugin, and now when I put that custom meta data in my csv it all imports beautifully. Thank you.

I’m getting that same error, and I confirmed my language settings are set to use . and , for decimal and list separator. I wonder if it has something to do with the fact that I first tried to import CSV files with incorrect header labels. Before I looked at your sample file, I tried to import a CSV with headers like, “login” “First Name”, etc. and got an error. Now I get that error, but the users are successfully imported anyway.

Thanks for a great plugin, but it would be great if I could get rid of that error message.

Let’s try that again and see if I can show my code more clearly:
<?php wp_list_categories( 'title_li=&orderby=name&show_count=1&feed=RSS' ); ?>
<a>">Get RSS Feed</a>
<a href="https://www.coupletherapyforptsd.com/comments/feed/">Get Comments Feed</a>

Nothing has helped, including upgrading to the latest version of WP. I did find one odd thing, though, so I’m just seeing if this helps anyone solve my problem. If I use the wp_list_categories code that displays the RSS link for each category, those RSS feeds work in Google Reader, but my main RSS and comments RSS don’t. Here’s the code from my test:

‘ <?php wp_list_categories( ‘title_li=&orderby=name&show_count=1&feed=RSS’ ); ?>
<p>&nbsp </p>
<h3 class=”rss”>“>Get RSS Feed</h3>
<h3 class=”rss”>Get Comments Feed</h3>’

The categories RSS feed works in Google reader, but both the php call to my RSS and the hardcoded URL to my comments RSS cause errors in Google Reader. What’s the difference between my category RSS and other RSS besides URL? Thanks!

I appreciate the help. I started to try that plugin, but I’m not a fan of making so many files writable so that plug-in can do it’s job. Especially since I’m not getting the errors the author identifies.
Thank you for the quick replies. I’ll keep digging.
-Chris

Thanks again. I tried that and Google Reader still can’t find a feed when I submit https://www.coupletherapyforptsd.com/?feed=rss2. Then I tried posting that URL in my Chrome browswer bar and when I pressed Enter that URL changed to a pretty permalink: https://www.coupletherapyforptsd.com/feed/

Does that mean I still have rewrite rules working somewhere? I thought your plan worked because when I changed .htaccess to .htaccess1 my site links broke.

Early on after I changed the domain I did go into the dbase and change the RSS domain to the new domain. I’ve also turned off the simple:press forum plug-in on my development site (dev.mindandmedia.com/monson) but that site won’t publish a good RSS feed either.
Thanks!

I’m not sure what you mean by resave them. The permalink code I have in my .htaccess is:

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

I also have a rewriteRule in my .htaccess that is intended for people moving from one blog platform to another, but I’m not sure I’m using it right:
RewriteRule ^dev.mindandmedia.com/monson/feed(.*)? /www.coupletherapyforptsd/feed [QSA]

and I’m using 2 lines of code in my config file to hardcode my URL:

define('WP_HOME','https://www.coupletherapyforptsd.com');
define('WP_SITEURL','https://www.coupletherapyforptsd.com');

Thank you.