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Hi,

It changed with the latest update. It was mentioned in the Upgrade Notices (which normally are shown on the WordPress Update page) and has been updated in the F.A.Q.

Best Regards,
Thomas

Hi TyB!

I think this would be great if this will be an option page. I added this as feature request to my issue tracker. This feature will be present in the very next version. Thanks for this idea!

Best regards,
Thomas

Okay, I’ll update this in the next big update. Apparently the current Version 1.0.4 is stable and this is really good. So the css/template-Update will be in 1.1.

Best Regards,
Thomas

P.S.: Thanks for your feedback!

Ah, sorry. I fixed it in Version 1.0.4.

Thanks for reporting ??

Hello there,

sorry for the huge and unforgivable delay and lack of support. I’ll do my best to change this in 2015.

I will add this feature request to the next major version, 1.1. Thanks for using my plugin ??

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello there,

sorry for the huge and unforgivable delay and lack of support. I’ll do my best to change this in 2015.

If you look deeper into the code of the plugin, you’ll notice that the user will be redirected to a custom page if the $_POST-Variable ‘redirect_to’ is setted.

wp_redirect( $_POST[ 'redirect_to' ] );

But I’ll provide a filter as written in my issue tracker.

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello there,

sorry for the huge and unforgivable delay and lack of support. I’ll do my best to change this in 2015.

If you want to change the templates you can do that within your theme:

Can I style my own pages? (Version 1.0.2)

Yes you can. As written in the ‘Installation’-tab you only have to copy (donot move, just to be sure to have a backup) the templates from /wp-content/plugins/user-frontend/templates/ to wp-content/themes/your-theme/. After that edit it wisely.

Can I style my own pages? (Version 1.0.3 – upcoming)

Yes you can. As written in the ‘Installation’-tab you only have to copy (donot move, just to be sure to have a backup) the templates from /wp-content/plugins/user-frontend/templates/ to wp-content/themes/your-theme/user-frontend/. After that edit it wisely.

With this in mind, you are able to add several filters to this file so that you are able to implement the reCAPTCHA.

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello there,

sorry for the huge and unforgivable delay and lack of support. I’ll do my best to change this in 2015.

If you want to change the templates you can do that within your theme:

Can I style my own pages? (Version 1.0.2)

Yes you can. As written in the ‘Installation’-tab you only have to copy (donot move, just to be sure to have a backup) the templates from /wp-content/plugins/user-frontend/templates/ to wp-content/themes/your-theme/. After that edit it wisely.

Can I style my own pages? (Version 1.0.3 – upcoming)

Yes you can. As written in the ‘Installation’-tab you only have to copy (donot move, just to be sure to have a backup) the templates from /wp-content/plugins/user-frontend/templates/ to wp-content/themes/your-theme/user-frontend/. After that edit it wisely.

With this in mind, you are able to add this action to the register form. Just edit the file user-register.php and you can add your actions there.

Best regards,
Thomas

So, maybe I should add ‘uf-‘ as prefix for the classes?

Hello there,

sorry for the huge and unforgivable delay and lack of support. I’ll do my best to change this in 2015.

Hm. I am forking the WordPress registration here so I have to work with that, what WordPress gives back:

// validate wpmu
$result = uf_validate_user_form();
extract( $result );
if ( $errors->get_error_code() ) {

The method $errors->get_error_code() returns ‘user_name’ as error code. Maybe I need to fork more of the core for this plugin to have better error messages. But I think that this will lead to a bloaty plugin. I’m afraid I don’t want this.

But if I stumble upon a solution, I’ll fix this.

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello there,

sorry for the huge and unforgivable delay and lack of support. I’ll do my best to change this in 2015.

Hi, thanks for this request. For the markup and its classes I used the theme 2013 as template. If you want to change the templates you can do that within your theme:

Can I style my own pages? (Version 1.0.2)

Yes you can. As written in the ‘Installation’-tab you only have to copy (donot move, just to be sure to have a backup) the templates from /wp-content/plugins/user-frontend/templates/ to wp-content/themes/your-theme/. After that edit it wisely.

Can I style my own pages? (Version 1.0.3 – upcoming)

Yes you can. As written in the ‘Installation’-tab you only have to copy (donot move, just to be sure to have a backup) the templates from /wp-content/plugins/user-frontend/templates/ to wp-content/themes/your-theme/user-frontend/. After that edit it wisely.

But I will rethink the basic template to fit more needs.

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello there,

sorry for the huge and unforgivable delay and lack of support. I’ll do my best to change this in 2015.

This problem sounds like some permalink errors. For this there is a better check in the upcoming version 1.0.3. But to resolve this issue, head to the Permalink-Section (normally wp-admin/options-permalink.php) an just hit the button save.

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello there,

sorry for the huge and unforgivable delay and lack of support. I’ll do my best to change this in 2015.

Can you give me some additional information? Or can you provide a link where I can see your installation? I need to see it, to resolve this issue.

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello there,

sorry for the huge and unforgivable delay and lack of support. I’ll do my best to change this in 2015.

Okay, this is a bug. I opened an issue in the tracker. This problem will be fixed in the next version.

Best regards,
Thomas

Hello there,

sorry for the huge and unforgivable delay and lack of support. I’ll do my best to change this in 2015.

This problem sounds like some permalink errors. For this there is a better check in the upcoming version 1.0.3. But to resolve this issue, head to the Permalink-Section (normally wp-admin/options-permalink.php) an just hit the button save.

Best regards,
Thomas