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By any chance, did you install the Subscription Coupon Addon?? Simply deactivate or uninstall it.
I’m assuming a caching issue but I have tried changing settings (Siteground OPtimizer) with no luck…
The only 2 “officially supported” caching plugins are:
- WP Super Cache:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/using-the-plugins-together-with-wp-super-cache-plugin
- W3 Total Cache:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/using-the-plugins-with-w3-total-cache-plugin
Please examine the configuration guidance for these 2 plugins (see links) and determine if you can similarly configure your caching plugin.
If you are haplessly “in love” with your existing caching plugin, ask the developer of that caching plugin if they have an option to “disable caching if a cookie is present”.
Use of the browser’s “Back” button is not recommended; because unexpected results can occur. It is safer to create a separate “Member Home” button using this tweak to obtain the home page URL for the logged in member; and then redirect them.
Please look at page 5 of this documentation. Remember to install the Extra Shortcodes Addon.
Please be aware that, unless you subscribe to Pair’s virtual private or dedicated server plans; you are forced to use a shared MySQL database, that has “many restrictions.”
Were you using these instructions?
Please refer to this thread, and see if it helps.
Only solution I can figure is to use a “content only” page template for that page so that it prints in 1 or 2 pages instead of 4 or 5.
You’re getting close… You could do 2 things:
- Create your printable “content page” and display specific profile information, using these shortcodes.
- If you are trying to provide them with a printable “proof of membership,” consider using the Printable Membership Card Add-On.
What is the EXACT (complete) error message???
You might also try downloading and reinstalling a fresh copy of the plugin.
There is an action hook, that can send the admin an email, whenever a profile is updated. HOWEVER, the granularity is limited; as it is impossible to discern WHAT was updated.
Alternatively, you could have one of your site developers create a Cronjob, that would run like… once a week and force-sync the email addresses in the eMember profile table to “everywhere.”
Your options are to either use phpMyAdmin to manually copy fields (in bulk) from the Gravity Forms tables into the corresponding eMember custom profile fields, or to request a custom work order quote, and have someone here do it for you.
- Is the issue affecting the ability of members to correctly type information, or just “see” what they are typing?
- What font is your theme using?
- What “character encoding” and CHARSET is your MySQL database using? Is it UTF-8 and Latin1?
If you are comfortable, that none of the above is the issue; you can affect CSS changes to input boxes with:
.eMember_text_input{ font: Arial; }You can add the CSS tweak to the following interface of your site:
Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS - WP Super Cache:
