iraytrace
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I apologize if this should be obvious and I’m not getting it. When I go to http://127.0.0.1/wp/user/admin/?um_action=edit I see: this page
So it isn’t clear what the “Number field” would be. I have tried adding an entry to wp_usermeta with the key “walk” and value “123”, and checking the field to the “User Meta” block on the form. This version of the page with User Meta set still does not show the extra field.
Still confused.
This was operator error on my part. The plugin I installed to replace it had similar behavior and I confused the two. My apologies.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Data Tables Generator by Supsystic] SQL does not workOddly enough I did in fact submit issue #22388 cannot-use-database-view-as-data-source and #22387 Database Source Option.
I will say that the free version of the plugin was impressive. It was enough to get me to pay money for the database access. The fact that I can’t really get ANY of the database access to work was odd. Since it was clear from your forum that I wasn’t alone in this, I felt the need to post a review. At such time as we resolve the issue, I’ll be glad to adjust the review.
My wordpress database contains a table “members” which contains information about the organization members. This table is distinct from wp_users. This contains various information such as member name, member number, email, home address, phone, zip code, etc. We would ask the user for their name and member number and zip code in the registration page.
If we get a registration request which matches information in the database “members” table, we can proceed with sending the confirmation email and allowing the registration to take place without administrative intervention.
If we get a registration request which does not match information in the “members” table I would like to require administrative intervention for the user to be created.
I realize this is a bit out of the norm, but wonder if it would be possible to code this behavior in.