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add_action('um_after_header_meta', 'my_after_header_meta', 10, 2);
function my_after_header_meta($user_id, $args) {

    $user_phone  = um_user('mobile_number',$user_id);
    $user_whatsapp = um_user('whatsapp',$user_id);
    $truncated_phone = !empty($user_phone) ? substr($user_phone, 0, 6) . '...' : '';
    $truncated_whatsapp = !empty($user_whatsapp) ? '62' . substr(ltrim($user_whatsapp, '0'), 0, 6) . '...' : '';

	
    if (is_user_logged_in()) {
        $phone_button = '<a href="tel:' . esc_attr($user_phone) . '" class="contact-button phone-button">
                           
                            ' . esc_html($truncated_phone) . '
                        </a>';
        $wa_button = '<a href="' . esc_url('https://wa.me/' . $user_whatsapp) . '" target="_blank" class="contact-button whatsapp-button" rel="noopener">
                            
                            WhatsApp
                        </a>';
    } else {
        $phone_button = '<a href="tel:' . esc_attr($truncated_phone) . '" class="contact-button phone-button login-trigger">
                            
                            ' . esc_html($truncated_phone) . '
                        </a>';
        $wa_button = '<a href="' . esc_url('https://wa.me/' . $truncated_whatsapp) . '" target="_blank" class="contact-button whatsapp-button login-trigger" rel="noopener">
                            
                            WhatsApp
                        </a>';
    }

    echo '<div class="blok-a agent-block-c">' . $phone_button . $wa_button . '</div>';
}

@missveronicatv

Because all HTML output remains rendered as plain text, even when using direct echo within the hook, I suspect the issue stems from the sanitization or escaping process applied by Ultimate Member during rendering.

Is there another way?

I tried:

add_action('um_members_after_user_name_tmpl', function($args) {
    echo '<table><tr><td>Name</td><td>HTML</td></tr></table>';
}, 10);

The output is rendered as HTML.

Is this the correct hook?

Thanks

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by ochime.

@missveronicatv
Yes, I’ve applied the method and here’s my updated function

add_action('um_members_after_user_name', 'my_members_after_user_name', 10, 2);

function my_members_after_user_name($user_id, $args) {
    
    $nickname = um_user('nickname');

    $role_map = [
        'subscriber'     => 'Guest',
        'um_owner'       => 'Owner',
        'customer'       => 'Customer',
    ];

    // Role function mapping
    $function_map = [
        'subscriber'      => 'subscriber33',
        'um_owner'        => 'owner33',
        'customer'        => 'customer33',
    ];    
    
    $displayed_role = isset($role_map[$user_role]) ? $role_map[$user_role] : 'User';
    
    // Default function if role not found
    $content_function = isset($function_map[$user_role]) ? $function_map[$user_role] : null;    
    
    $current_user = wp_get_current_user();
    

    ?>
    <div id="wrapperModal-<?php echo esc_attr($user_id); ?>" class="wrapper-modal">
        <div class="custom-member-info">
            <div><?php echo esc_html($displayed_role); ?></div>
            <div class="button-wrapper">
                <a href="#" id="info-popup-link-<?php echo esc_attr($user_id); ?>" class="info-popup-link">More Info</a>
            </div>
        </div>

        <!-- Modal -->
        <div id="modalUserDetails-<?php echo esc_attr($user_id); ?>" class="custom-modal" style="display: none;">
            <div class="modal-content">
                <span id="closeModalDetails-<?php echo esc_attr($user_id); ?>" class="close-modal">&times;</span>
                <h2>User Details</h2>
                <?php
                if ($content_function && function_exists($content_function)) {
                    // Call function based on user role
                    echo call_user_func($content_function, $user_id);
                } else {
                    echo "<p>User role not recognized.</p>";
                }
                ?>
            </div>
        </div>
    </div>
    <?php
}


function owner33($user_id) {
    um_fetch_user($user_id); // Set user context based on user_id
    $nickname = um_user('nickname');
    $city_district = um_user('city');
    $phone_number = um_user('mobile_number');
    
    if (!$nickname) {
        $nickname = "Name not available";
    }
    if (!$city_district) {
        $city_district = "Residence not available";
    }
    if (!$phone_number) {
        $phone_number = "Phone number not available";
    }

    // Create HTML with table and button
    $content = "
        <table class='owner-info-table'>
            <tr>
                <td>Name</td>
                <td>$nickname</td>
            </tr>
            <tr>
                <td>Phone Number</td>
                <td>$phone_number</td>
            </tr>
            <tr>
                <td>Residence</td>
                <td>$city_district</td>
            </tr>
        </table>
        <button class='custom-button'>Click Me</button>
    ";

    // Debug: log content before wp_kses_post
    error_log('Content before wp_kses_post: ' . $content);
    
    // Sanitize HTML to allow specific elements with wp_kses_post
    $content = wp_kses_post($content);

    // Debug: log content after wp_kses_post
    error_log('Content after wp_kses_post: ' . $content);

    um_reset_user(); // Reset user context
    return $content; // Return sanitized content
}

Even using wp_kses_post, the output is still rendered as plain text.
Are there any suggestions on how to resolve this?

Thanks

@missveronicatv

<button class”button”>Test</button>
I’ve done your suggestions, but it doesn’t solve the problem
When i inspect element, output only “Test” without element <button>

Ok thanks

Hi @anastas10s

Sorry just replied to your message.

I understand, and Thanks for providing a solution.

But given the (probably) growing number of tag usage in the future, I’m afraid this action will eventually require more power (CPU, RAM, etc.) So, i’m still looking for other ways, for example using queries anything that is lighter in nature.

Your advice will be used when I hit a dead end.

Once again, thanks mate!