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sourov aminMemberHi Thomas,
Thank you for the finding and the suggestion.
We will add this ASAP 🙂sourov aminMemberHi,
You can withdraw or validate the license from “User Meta >> Settings” from your respective sites.
Remote activation/withdrawal is also possible from https://user-meta.com/activation/
In another way, you can send an email to support(at)user-meta.com containing your username, the site you want to withdraw and the site you want to validate.Thanks!
sourov aminMemberHi,
Have you configured the field size with something like
200px;?
If that is the case, is it possible to share the URL of the form page (if available)?Thanks!
October 13, 2021 at 2:09 am in reply to: What is quickest way to block a domain on registration form? #10409sourov aminMemberHi,
You can use “Custom Field” as an email address field.
– Create a shared field using “Advanced Fields >> Custom Field” with meta-key “user_email”
– Make HTML5 input type as email
– Put a regex pattern that does not accept the email domains you don’t want. A pattern example for your case can be like^(?!.*(@domain1|@domain2|@domain3)).*$
– Use the field as an email field in your target formsThanks!
September 23, 2021 at 1:50 pm in reply to: New User Registration Email Notifications doesn’t take fields #10403sourov aminMemberHi,
It is possible the changes are not saved in settings for various reasons including caching system or script conflict. Can you please contact support(at)user-meta.com with the issue including a temp admin credential if possible so the issue can be checked from inside?
Thanks!
September 22, 2021 at 1:51 am in reply to: Removing fields – does that delet the field from the meta table as well? #10398sourov aminMemberHi,
User data are stored in user table using meta-key. If you delete a specific field, the field configuration data will be lost, but if there’s some user data stored using that field (meta-key) it would be still on the database for the user.
For the first question: unfortunately, there is not a bulk delete option available until now. So you have to delete one by one.
Thanks!
sourov aminMemberHi,
While importing users using UMP import, you would be given the option to assign each imported field to an existing default field or a custom field. You would find an “Assigning Field” dropdown for each field along with “CSV Header” and “Sample Data”. If you want to assign a field not included on the WP default field, then choose “Custom Field” and assign meta-key of the existing field where you want to import the data into. If you already don’t have the shared field created for importing, there is an option below: “Add custom field to Shared Fields (if not already added)”.
Thanks!
sourov aminMemberHi,
Yes, it seems like conditional logic based on Rich Text Fields is not working properly for all cases.
Thank you for pointing that out. We will try to find a workaround and let you know.Thanks!
sourov aminMemberHi,
In the user listing table, data is fetched directly from the user data table pulled using meta-key.
That is why it showing the data as it is saved in the database. Unfortunately, there is no direct feature to show the date in a different format. But with some tinkering on code or database, you can show the registration dates in different formats.Thanks!
sourov aminMemberHi,
Yes, this is possible. Use User Meta Export/Import tool from “User Meta >> Export/Import >> Export & Import User Meta Pro”.
Thanks!
sourov aminMemberHi,
Only shared fields can be shown on the table with the “fields” option. So make the field as shared before adding the ID to display the field’s value.
Table data can be searched with the search box but can’t be edited from the frontend.Thanks!
sourov aminMemberYes, there’s metakey for non-shared fields too.
Data is stored with the meta-key and that will provide the facility to make that field shared anytime.Thanks!
sourov aminMemberHi,
With shared fields, user data is saved in usermeta table with the unique metakey.
Also, shared fields can be used across forms and each shared field should have a unique metakey.
So you can find the metakey option for all the fields under “User Meta >> Shared Fields” and can edit the metakey there.
For the screenshot you have linked: that is a shared field and metakey can be found under “Shared Fields”.Thanks!
sourov aminMemberHi,
Thank you for your suggestion.
We will put that on our to-do development list. Although there are handy plugins like https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-role-editor/ out there dedicated to this purpose and go perfectly well with the plugin.Thanks!
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