[sahmcolorado]

Oh – can you share the css class names so that I can pop that in my custom css now so I don’t forget?

[sahmcolorado]

Thank you!

[sahmcolorado]

Thank you!

[sahmcolorado]

I added the css you suggested and it effected only the link that says “Edit profile again.” Do you happen to know the class for the part that says “Your profile has been updated!” ?

Thanks so much for your help

[sahmcolorado]

Can I have a logout link show up inside the profile updated message? I’m thinking of something like <a href="...">log out</a> in the existing message. Or maybe just have it show up only after the form is submitted as part of the form action? I’ve never used the form action hook. I really don’t know js.

[sahmcolorado]

Thank you. I’ll give that a try!

[sahmcolorado]

Hi! Thank you for your quick response!

I got your email. I’m not sure how to have you try to recreate the problem without paying for a membership and/or renewal.

I don’t have the manual approval feature checked, but new and renewing members are set to ‘inactive’. I have not done any customization to the plugin. Do you think it would be helpful to reinstall the plugin and/or create a debug file while I go through the steps of purchasing/renewing a membership? I can just pay and refund the payment to myself.

[sahmcolorado]

Hi. I’m having the opposite issue from the original poster. When a member completes registration or an existing member purchases a new membership level on top of their current one, they are being set to inactive and I have to go in and change them to active before they can log in.

I have the “Manually Approve Member Registration” setting un-checked, but still the account is inactive until I change it

I found this in your documentation, which makes it sound like this is the default behavior:

‘If you want to manually approve the member after they register then check this option. A member’s account will be “Pending” after registration and the member will not be able to log in until you manually set the status to “Active”.

So, I don’t understand why I need to go in and change from “Inactive” to “Active”‘

However, I found the following in this thread, saying that it should be the opposite and would require a change to the code to have a user set to “Inactive”

‘Open the “eStore_misc_functions.php” file of the eStore plugin and search for the following:

$account_state = ‘active’;

Once you find it change it to the following:

$account_state = ‘inactive’;’

Can you tell me what I need to do to prevent user accounts being automatically changed to “Inactive”?

Thanks for your help!

[sahmcolorado]

I found this HTML where Edit Profile form is placed on page:

<form action=”” method=”post” name=”wp_emember_profileUpdateForm” id=”wp_emember_profileUpdateForm”>

Can I edit the form action line to go to url ?

[sahmcolorado]

I have the same setup and I will be editing the year on the expiration date on July 1st. I will make renewals available after I’ve made that change. Nobody will be able to renew until I update that, but that works fine for my site.

[sahmcolorado]

Thank you!

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