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Hi, not actually being a programmer, more on the hack side how would I actually change those two bits of code to allow spaces in the user name?

On a site I am developing for a client, he is requiring that members use their real name as their user name, so using the space would be very helpful, I’m just not sure what PHP recognizes as a value for a space.

Can someone please be of assistance?

Thanks

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Thanks wzp,

Let me see if I can track down and figure out about the Admin link and I’ll get back to you.

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Look at the .css file for the plugin.

It something as easy as that.

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nur!

You guys are GODS!!!

It took a while to find the checkbox in ‘WP-emember/settings’

But it works like a charm!

Thanks for the quick resolution to this issue.

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OK, then I will request a new update and personally track you all down and give you big hugs and kisses!

♥

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That would be great.

Members of our site do not have a login to any of the wordpress functions, just our premium content. Also with a membership for premium content why you want the same member logged in twice at the same time? If that was the case, then they are likely to be sharing their credentials. If they forgot to logout at the office, they probably wouldn’t be making that mistake again.

Since the plugin knows that you are logged it, as evidenced when you click on login again on the same machine, could it be an easy thing to kill the first login, if the same credentials are used from another IP address?

I believe that this is an essential feature for any membership site with paid members and premium content as it gives a layer of security not onl;y to the site owner, but also the members.

Thanks

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If a member gives their credentials to someone else, then they can easily login with one attempt.

If I’m logged in and I click on login again the plugin in tells me that I’m logged in and gives me a few details about my account. Maybe it’s a future feature, but since the plugin already knows that you are logged in, it couldn’t be hard to have it check to see if you’re already logged in when you login.

There should be a way to not allow concurrent logins with the same set of credentials.

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Thank you!

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It a checkbox when they are filling out their member form stating that they have read the terms and conditions of the site. It’s a checkbox that they will only have to check once when they are signing up for membership.

So, since there is a checkbox to make this field required, is there any way to make it so that it works?

Thanks

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The Shortcodes still don’t all work in the sidebar widgets.

I just want to add a simple buy now button, but all I get is the actual code and not the button. But, strangely enougn, this shortcode works:

[wp_eStore_buy_now_fancy id=1]

It’s not what I need, but it works for now.

What I want to use is:

[wp_eStore_buy_now:product_id:1:end]

Any suggestions or solutions?

Oh, I’m using the latest update for the paid plugin and I also have eStore-Extra-shortcodes plugin installed.

Thanks

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