[cambridgedon]

See here – http://user-meta.com/forums/topic/validation-problem/#post-7713

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

[cambridgedon]

I found the same problem. The issue is you need to clear setCustomValidity on input, so that is basically ‘rechecks’ each time, rather than just redisplaying the same message. Only fix I could find was hacking the core. In the file ‘views/generateField.php’ , change the following –

if ( ! empty( $field[‘regex’] ) )
$attr[‘pattern’] = $field[‘regex’];

to

if ( ! empty( $field[‘regex’] ) ) {
$attr[‘pattern’] = $field[‘regex’];
$attr[‘oninput’] = “setCustomValidity(”)”;

}

If you are using regex elsewhere (e.g. custom fields), you will also need to edit views/pro/generateProField.php and add ‘ $attr[‘oninput’] = “setCustomValidity(”)”;’ in the relevant places.

Hope it helps.

[cambridgedon]

Already done that, and the phpinfo() shows the relevant changes.

Any other ideas? Can I email you with a login?

• This reply was modified 10 years, 4 months ago by cambridgedon.

[cambridgedon]

I am also having this problem. The standard placeholders e.g. %user_login% etc are all working fine, as well as the contents of the standard usermeta array (e.g. %first_name% etc). I have custom metas such as ‘courseNumber’ which I have tried as:

%courseNumber%
%coursenumber%
%course_Number%
%course_number%

all of which return blank. They are definitely saving fine in the database (I can see them in the MYSQL). I’ve looked into the function convertUserContent() and I can’t see anything wrong there. Any ideas?

• This reply was modified 11 years, 1 month ago by cambridgedon.

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