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I have read that page, several times. I tried it out, and it does not include the custom fields that I had already configured via a custom plugin. Notice the text on that page: This Shortcode produces an Inline Profile Editing Form that supports all aspects of s2Member, including Password changes; and any Custom Registration/Profile Fields that you’ve configured with s2Member.
So it is not possible to include custom profile fields created OUTSIDE of S2Member on the profile edit page?
She’s glad to help even though she wasn’t much help 😉
Hi rvs,
Keep in mind I do not have this completely finished, but this is essentially what will happen for me (keep in mind, I am not using S2Member for its full purpose – I don’t use it for paid memberships, I only use it for customized log in, front-end profile editing and custom profile fields, and content restriction based on user level. I also have S2Member Pro): users will register for the site through a GF user registration form. Now they’re a user in the system. I don’t use S2Member for user registrations. I have custom profile fields set up through S2Member. Once they have completed the GF user registration form, they are redirected to the profile editing form, where they enter any more required information (because I haven’t figured out how to map fields in a Gravity Form to the custom user profile fields created through S2Member). They complete their profile as needed and save it. I now have everything I need for the purposes of this site. When they register, they are automatically set at level 0 (default). Once their supervisor has approved them to have full access to the site, they are then promoted to level 1, when they can then access all of the site’s content.
It’s a little bit convoluted, I know, but it’s what we need, lol. I hope that helps! Feel free to let me know if you have any further questions.
Thanks for the feedback, but I actually did figure it out. Gravity forms allows you to create custom notifications for all forms, including user registrations. So I created a registration form that has a “Supervisor Email” field, where they input their supervisor’s email address. When that form is submitted, it automatically sends an email to the supervisor informing them that their employee has registered and asking them to reply back with either Approve or Deny. Pretty simple actually. I just wanted to use one plugin (S2Member) instead of 2, but hey, it’s WordPress. I’ll still use S2Member for the login form and user profile customization and editing.
I’m not saying the plugin is the problem. I explained a situation and asked for suggested solutions, and this solution will not accomplish what I need. I’m sure this is a great plugin for a particular purpose, just not mine. 🙂
Hmm… I’ve installed the plugin, and I don’t see a way to specify a notification going to a specific person. Like I said in my message, the employee who is registering will enter their direct supervisor’s name and email address on their registration form. What then needs to happen is for an email to be sent to the supervisor letting them know that their employee has requested access and that their approval or denial is required. So John will designate Bill as his supervisor. The system will send Bill an email saying “Hey, John registered, is that cool with you?”. Bill then replies to the email and says Yay or nay. From what I see with this plugin, you can only say ALL users at a particular level are notified any time something happens. So if I set supervisors as editors, and set them to receive new registration notifications, they would all be notified any time ANYONE registers on the site, whether they need to approve them or not. Make sense?
Great! I’ll check it out and let y’all know how it works out. Voltronik – is there sufficient documentation for the plugin to help me out? I’m not a super awesome programmer…
Hi Greg,
I was just wondering if there is any update on when the new version of Page Builder will be released? I just checked the change log and it says that it’s still under development.
Thanks!
Thanks so much for your reply. I’ll look forward to those updates!
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In reply to: [Plugin: Page Builder by SiteOrigin] The "Margin Bottom" option doesn't work+1
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In reply to: [Page Builder by SiteOrigin] How do I remove margin-bottom?I have the same problem. I’m trying to set the margin-bottom of the panel to 0, with no success. Every time I try to change it in the settings panel it reverts to 35. What’s up with that? Why even have the field there if we can’t change it. The code
add_theme_support( 'siteorigin-panels', array( 'margin-bottom' => 30, 'responsive' => true, ) );offered by Greg doesn’t work for me. But, I may have put it in the wrong place, seeing as I’m not a PHP expert. Here’s where I’ve put it.
add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'vantage_setup' ); /** * Setup the WordPress core custom background feature. * * @since vantage 1.0 */ function vantage_register_custom_background() { if(siteorigin_setting('layout_bound') == 'boxed') { $args = array( 'default-color' => 'e8e8e8', 'default-image' => '', ); $args = apply_filters( 'vantage_custom_background_args', $args ); add_theme_support( 'custom-background', $args ); add_theme_support( 'siteorigin-panels', array( 'margin-bottom' => 0, 'responsive' => true, ) ); } }If I’ve put it in the wrong place, please let me know. I am using Vantage.