itspetrus
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I’m not sure what you mean by custom membership number validation. Perhaps it is just too long ago that I have dealth with it. A new form doesn’t help. Same error.
At last I found out that when I allow special characters for that username field, it is accepting numbers as well. So you could say, it’s working again. But it doesn’t feel like it works like it should. Strange, isn’t it?
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PeterHi,
Thanks for your reply. Of course. That would be https://www.afdeling8gou.nl/registreer/ Thanks in advance. Hopefully you find something.
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PeterHi,
How to get rid of the Resolved-status? Because it has not. I’m still looking for a solution.
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PeterHi,
Thanks for your reply. Interesting. That has never been the case. Our member are all registred based on their member-id which consist of 8 digits. That never has been a problem before. You seem to be sure but I can still create a WordPress-user that consist of only numbers. It really seems to be a problem of the User Registration & Membership Plugin. Strange. Hopefully somebody knows about this.
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PeterHi,
Ik wouldn’t say it’s an isolated incident because I’m experiencing exactly the same. I mentioned it before but got no solution yet. Other editor’s on my website noticed the same. It’s very annoying and I didn’t find a solution yet. Hopefully someone will come up with a fix.
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Peter.I found a solution myself. Perhaps not the most pretty one. Edit the code in display-posts-shortcode.php and add a line-break like this on line 607 (currently):
$title . '<br>' . $dateNobody? Anybody some idea about how to get this done? Or is it just not possible?
Hi,
In the meantime I suddenly realized that there is a previously used plugin “Remove Dashboard Access” which is the culprit. Working like a charm now.
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Peter.Hi,
I guess you are right. Strange, because I tried to disable all plugins and the error was still there. Now that I disable the WP Super Cache plugin only, the error indeed disappears. I suppose that’s not something you can do anything about? Thanks anyway for your help!
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Peter.Hi,
Okay, hopefully I did it the right way. You could check out https://pastebin.com/twH3JVkg.
It’s the error output on my (not public available) testsite. The same output I get on the real site as well.
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Peter.- This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by itspetrus. Reason: Textual correction
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Last Modified Info] Change fontsize of shortcode [lmt-post-modified-info]Hi,
No, I never got any more replies.
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Peter.Hi,
Right after activating the WP Debugging plugin I got some errors. Those errors contain full paths. Doesn’t seem to be smart to dump it al here, right? Is there another way?
Excerpt:
Warning: file_exists(): open_basedir restriction in effect. (one)
Deprecated: strpos(): Passing null to parameter #1 ($haystack) of type string is deprecated in (many)Besides that, with WP Debugging active, I cannot use the “save settings button” of LMM anymore.
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Peter.That would be version 7.4.33. It should be updated right? So, I did. I selected version 8.1.18 in my hostpanel. Waited some while, refreshed, but I do still get the error …
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Last Modified Info] Change fontsize of shortcode [lmt-post-modified-info]Hi,
I guess I found my own answer … in case somebody else is looking for the same.
<div style="font-size:80%;">[lmt-post-modified-info]</div>Best regards,
Peter.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Twenty Twenty-Three] Space between file-blocksI noticed before that the fontsize of linked files based on the block-file is rather small. To correct that I added to the custom CSS:
.wp-block-file a.wp-block-file__button {font-size: 1em;}Perhaps it helps somebody else. Thanks again!