Sam Glover

PS, I hope you’ll consider changing your review now that the problem is fixed.

The problem was the result of moving files to comply with WP coding standards. I’m pushing a fix now. Please update to 1.11.1 and you should be good to go!

I just released an update (1.8.5) that fixes this bug. Thanks for your patience, and for reporting it in the first place!

I’ll definitely try to replicate it. What were they trying to import with WP All Import Pro? Client records for Client Power Tools?

Sorry for the late reply. I must have missed the notification.

You can add custom fields to client profiles, which would let you show custom information on their dashboards. For example, I have custom fields for my clients that display links to their website login, hosting admin, and domain admin.

To do that I use the cpt_custom_fields filter hook (link goes to the documentation, with example code). This filter gives you essentially unlimited options, as long as you are comfortable doing some coding.

If I understand what you are trying to do, I think you can do it with Client Power Tools.

I haven’t tested for Elementor extensively, but you can definitely use Elementor to style dashboard pages just like any other page on your site. The only exceptions are the Messages and Projects pages. For those you’d have to use CSS.

It sounds like the main thing you want to do is change the placement of the menu. You could just use the Additional Pages feature of Client Power Tools to add your pages to the dashboard and menu.

If that doesn’t get the result you want, you could just hide the Client Power Tools menu using CSS and just use your own menu instead. For example, this will hide the CPT menu:

.customize-cpt #cpt-nav {
  display: none;
}

I would probably just use the Additional Pages feature, but if that’s not what you want, you have options.

I’m sorry if “frontend onboarding” seems misleading. I use that to refer to the way clients can accept their password and log in from the front end. I suppose there isn’t much “onboarding” since I implemented passwordless login, though.

In any case, Client Power Tools doesn’t have frontend registration, although you could implement it fairly easily using a frontend registration plugin. Just make sure new users get the cpt-client user role.

There are only two pages the plugin tries to create: (1) the client dashboard, and (2) the knowledge base. Both can be customized in the CPT settings. If they weren’t created on your website, just create two new pages, and select them on the CPT settings page. You don’t need to do anything special to the pages, and you can call them whatever you want to.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Sam Glover.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Yui.