[nur]

Hello johnw1965,

thanks for finding this out. in next update release, both fields will follow wp date format setting.

[nur]

Just to clear it a little more… eMember plugin doesn’t control how php session is stored. what it does is, it asks php to initiate session by calling session_start() function. then it calls session_id(). this function return the id of currently active session. eMember uses this session id to track users. but eMember doesn’t have any clue on where php manages this id. if this id gets destroyed, then eMember will log that user out. as the log indicates, you must have some other software that is controlling the session. that ” jeffrey6_sessions” mysql table is no related to eMember. the log data also doesn’t make sense with respect to eMember.

hope this helps.

[nur]

You can add a custom field by going to settings->Custom Field Settings in the emember admin panel. Custom fields allow you to capture custom information from your members.

The form builder addon also lets you customize the form builds with greater flexibility:

https://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-membership/wp-emember-form-builder-addon-extension-760

[nur]

if i understood your problem right then manually returning auth_check_post should work. let me know how you go.

[nur]

hi,

actually this was not designed to work with iframe. to make it work in iframe, i think the follow fix is gonna be just enough:

open eMember_auth_utils.php and go to line #436 and do the following replacement:

replace ( line 436 to 445 inclusive)

Code:

$emember_auth = Emember_Auth::getInstance();
$emember_config = Emember_Config::getInstance();

$msg = $emember_auth->getSavedMessage(‘eMember_login_status_msg’);
$state_code = $emember_auth->getSavedMessage(‘eMember_login_status_code’);
$join_url = $emember_config->getValue(‘eMember_payments_page’);
$eMember_multiple_logins = $emember_config->getValue(‘eMember_multiple_logins’);
ob_start();
?>
<form action=”” method=”post” class=”loginForm wp_emember_loginForm” name=”wp_emember_loginForm” id=”wp_emember_loginForm” >

with

Code:

$emember_auth = Emember_Auth::getInstance();
$emember_config = Emember_Config::getInstance();
$login_url = $emember_config->getValue(‘login_page_url’);
$login_url = empty($login_url)? get_site_url():$login_url;
$msg = $emember_auth->getSavedMessage(‘eMember_login_status_msg’);
$state_code = $emember_auth->getSavedMessage(‘eMember_login_status_code’);
$join_url = $emember_config->getValue(‘eMember_payments_page’);
$eMember_multiple_logins = $emember_config->getValue(‘eMember_multiple_logins’);
ob_start();
?>
<form action=”<?php echo $login_url;?>” method=”post” class=”loginForm wp_emember_loginForm” name=”wp_emember_loginForm” id=”wp_emember_loginForm” >

thanks

[nur]

make sure uploads/emember is writable from web server. php script is unable to write the file to the directory. Also check this post:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/error-occurredcheck-file-size

[nur]

Looks like PHP version installed on your server is not properly configured. Captcha plugin depends on some core php features like GD, FreeType. In PHP distribution available these days, has these features enabled by default. PHP version you are using is either older or was compiled/built without these features enabled. you may ask your hosting service provider to upgrade PHP version or enable GD and FreeType features during installation. Otherwise you won’t be able to use the captcha addon. Use eMember’s reCAPTCHA feature alternatively.

[nur]

This post will help:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/how-to-customize-various-textmessages-displayed-by-the-plugin

I am assuming you are using English translation. Open lang/eng.php and look for “EMEMBER_SUPPORT_PAGE” (without quote). you will see something like this:

Code:

define(“EMEMBER_SUPPORT_PAGE”,”Support Page”);

modify second argument as you want.

[nur]

You should be able to set any date between 1912 to 2111. please try installing a fresh copy.

[nur]

eMember can redirect to a particular page if that is defined in the following settings area:

eMember settings -> Pages/Forms Settings

The name of the field is “After Logout Page”

If you specify a URL value in that field, it will redirect to that URL after a user logs out.

[nur]

excellent! thanks for the feedback

[nur]

hi,

i am assuming that you are using english version of the plugin. so open lang/eng.php file and look for something like this:

Code:

define(“EMEMBER_LAST_NAME”,”Last Name”);

possibly you’ll not find it. so add it at the bottom of the file or load a fresh copy of emember plugin.

thanks

[nur]

as long as you have included all the input fields in your form, its perfect except one thing. you cannot use fixed value for “_ajax_nonce”.

Do something like the following for that field:

Code:

<input type=”hidden” value=”<?php echo wp_create_nonce(’emember-login-nonce’);?>” name=”_ajax_nonce”>

[nur]

martialo,

you can follow peter’s suggestion too and update your copy of fr.php file.

[nur]

primary membership is the one that is currently active for a member. suppose currently membership “a” is assigned to member “x”. so “a” is the primary membership level for “x”. when “x” is upgraded to membership “b” then “a” becomes secondary membership level for x and “b” becomes primary membership level.

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