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We have added this in. Please download a new build of the plugin from here:
The usual practice is to have a Member’s profile page where the plugin will show all these details (the member can also change these). Are you using a profile page with eMember?
There is also a shortcode that you can use to retrieve any details of the logged in member and display it on a page. Please check the eMember shortcode list for more details:
Another helpful post regarding this topic:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-to-get-member-id-and-his-current-status
1. If a translation file is incomplete you can complete it and send it to us:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/plugin-language-translation
2. Simply uncheck both the checkboxes for the “Lastname” field under the “Registration Form Fields” section (don’t confuse this section with the edit profile section).
3. The 2nd box is to make a field required (this option was added recently which is why it is missing from the screenshot you shared).
1. Post a link to the page where you have it.
2. Which NextGen gallery integration are you using (method 1 or method 2)?
To me it looks like you are referring to the “Free Registration with Email Confirmation” scenario. Please read the documentation before using that feature:
1. What did you name this new template file?
2. What NextGen gallery shortcode are you using? Copy and paste the exact shortcode that you are using for this new template file.
3. Post a link to the page where you are using it.
That will need custom please. Please contact us using the contact form on our site for custom coding job.
You can manually edit the code but I prefer to use a plugin to combine the files. One of these plugins can be a good alternative to combine the files:
http://www.prelovac.com/vladimir/wordpress-plugins/footer-javascript
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/js-css-script-optimizer/
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-minify/
Try one at a time and add small number of files otherwise they can get messed up.
We don’t do installation on local host. One of the best ways to setup a test environment is to install another copy of WordPress in a sub-domain of your main site or inside another folder. This way you don’t have to worry too much abut server setup side of things.
