@francoisbesch
Try to disable any WP plugin or CDN/Web Hosting server caching for the UM pages.
https://docs.ultimatemember.com/article/1595-caching-problems
@missveronicatv
Thank you. I only use Autoptimize, i did exclude all UM-pages from being optimized, cleaned browser cache, but the message still remains. I then deactivated Autoptimize, but the result is the same. On my hosting server, caching is disabled.
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Plugin Support
Yurii
(@yuriinalivaiko)
Hello @francoisbesch
Do you see a message “Your profile is looking a little empty” or “This user has not added any information to their profile yet” in the profile “About” tab? This message appears if all profile form fields are empty.
Verify fields you added to the profile form. Go to wp-admin > Ultimate Member > Forms, find the profile form and click “Edit”. Look at the “Form Builder” section. Make some fields required to ensure that members fill something out when editing their profiles.
You can disable this message. Go to wp-admin > Ultimate Member > Settings > Appearance > Profile and turn off the “Custom message on empty profile” setting.
Regards
Good morning @yuriinalivaiko !
Thank you very much for your help. I disabled the message now. Looks better 😉 However the problem is, that the message was displayed although the members filled out the forms and added pictures to their profile …
I also notice, that no bbpress-threads or comments of the members are listed on their profile, only wp-posts and comments. Do you have an idea how to resolve this?
Kind regards!
Plugin Support
Yurii
(@yuriinalivaiko)
Hi @francoisbesch,
The “Custom message on empty profile” is related to the profile form fields placed in the profile “About” tab. The cover photo and profile photo are placed in the profile header, outside the “About” tab.
The “Posts” profile tab displays posts with 'post_type' => 'post' by default. You can use the um_profile_query_make_posts filter hook to modify the posts query arguments and add more post types to display in profile. See details in the WordPress documentation https://developer.ww.wp.xz.cn/reference/classes/wp_query/#post-type-parameters
I am not sure if there are comments in the bbpress plugin. Forums, topics and replies in the bbpress plugin are posts.
Regards
Thank you @yuriinalivaiko
I now just bought the bbpress addon. Simplyfies things!
