[PACC]

Hi, had the same issue with duplicated years (example: 11-30-20142014).
In my case the issue was in the User Meta Fields Editor, I had set the date format to mm-dd-yyyy. Using mm-dd-yy resolved the issue (only 2 “yy”).
Just in case this may also address your issue.

[PACC]

Thanks so much for the tip… I was starting to wonder why this password was always included at the end of the email despite of the fact that the variable was not included in the email template.

Maybe in a future release the template should not add logic by default? and only include the default template or the custom template as edited by the admin?

Also, not urgent, but if I upgrade later the Pro version, will the user-meta/controllers/pro/umEmailNotificationController.php file be overridden or will I have to comment out again the file?

[PACC]

Hi, thanks for the support, I had the same issue as laurentiu (only Administrators could upload) and the tip suggested in #1809 worked for me. Now Both Administrators and non-administrators can upload using the Ajax uploader.

• This reply was modified 11 years, 8 months ago by PACC.

[PACC]

Quick update: I was able to resolve my problem by replacing fileupload.js with the latest version from Valum. Maybe it can help others.

– latest version of fileupload.js can be found there: http://valums.com/ajax-upload/
– after unpacking the zip file, I copied fileupload.js and replaced the one located there: \wordpress\wp-content\plugins\user-meta\assets\js\jquery
– I do not have anymore the issue uploading files with Safari.

[PACC]

Hi there. Having the same issue described above. I’m using several file upload fields in AJAX mode. It works great on most browsers (AJAX upload, progress status, and file successfully uploaded). But using Safari (Mac and Win), I get the “Failed” status after the file is reported being 100% uploaded. When I check on the server, the file was not uploaded.

I read a few things on some forums regarding Safari and Ajax upload support. There seem to be some issues on how webkit handles it.

Setting the upload so that it doesn’t use AJAX works great on all browser, but for my application, using ajax a very, very useful feature (user upload 12 large files to build an image gallery, and doing it synchronously feels very web 1.0….

Thanks for a great plugin though, loving it.

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