[STEVE]

Hi. Did you get the log in information OK?

– STEVE

[STEVE]

I just created an admin account for you and sent the login info (via the WordPress Admin) to support@user-meta.com. My site is nextstar.net. Let me know if you need anything else.

Thanks.
STEVE

[STEVE]

I would say a format of MM-DD-YYYY would be preferred.

[STEVE]

There is a setting in User Meta Setting on the “Login” tab. The setting is under the “Login Page” heading. It’s a check box to “Disable default login url (http://yoursite.com/wp-login.php)”. This will disable wp-login.php and redirect to front-end login page you specify in the dropdown menu above the check box.

Hope that helps. 🙂

[STEVE]

Still waiting…

[STEVE]

Any day now. 🙂

[STEVE]

So… yes? no? maybe?

[STEVE]

I use the following plugin to get a log in/log out link in my header. Works great.

BAW Login/Logout menu

Login Logout Menu

Hope that helps.
🙂

[STEVE]

Thanks. Keep me updated on any release of these new features. I will be looking forward to it! 🙂

[STEVE]

Hey guys, I stand corrected. This is what I discovered. I’m using a multi-part registration form broken up into parts using “Page Heading” Formatting Fields. What I noticed is as you move though each “page” of the form all required fields left blank are immediately flagged except the for required Multi-Select fields. Instead, at the end when the user clicks the submit button, any required Multi-Select fields left blank are indicated at the bottom under the Submit Button and the form is prevented from being submitted.

Anyway to change this so that the blank required Multi-Select fields are flagged when the user clicks the “next” button instead of waiting until the end?

I can see frustrated users in a hurry and not bothering to click back through the Form pages and instead just X-ing out of my site all together. My targeted new users/members will be business professionals and I need them more than they need me. I’d like to make things as simple as possible for them.

Thanks.

[STEVE]

Thanks for the offer. I only have a couple of outstanding issues. I have been working hard to find solutions on my own, and have for several issues. But I will email you with what I still need help with.

Thanks.

[STEVE]

I still need help with this please.

[STEVE]

I still need help with this please.

[STEVE]

OK guys.. I know I’m a pain in the @$$, but I have good news! LoL.

You can officially ignore me now because I have found workarounds for all the issues I had in question for the above posts.

Thanks for all your help!

[STEVE]

You can ignore my question in post # 6178 above. I have gotten around this by using the Title Position setting of “Placeholder” in User Meta Pro’s Field Editor. Since this setting eliminates the Title all together I can then create my own Title header for the field and place it where ever I want via standard HTML.

So now I only need attention to my questions remaining in post # 6179.

Thanks. 🙂

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