Thanks Nayeem,
I’m not sure what you mean by a “flash message” but I’ll await your further details.
Thanks.
Hello,
I’m sorry but that doesn’t answer my question.
I already know about these options.
All I am asking is how to show a message on the screen to tell a user that their password has been sent to their email address.
Thanks for that, however the issue that I am having isn’t related to email templates my email templates are working well.
The issue is that after somebody registers on our site they are re-directed to the login page. However the user is not informed that their password has been emailed to them so they are getting confused about what to do next.
Howe do I redirect users to a custom page after they have registered where I can include a message “Your password has been emailed to the email address that you provided.”.
Thanks.
Thanks,
Do you know how soon?
thanks
Oh great, thanks for that.
Sorry for wasting your time. Much appreciated.
Do you have any ideas over the issues I’m having with the membership plugin?
Hello,
Is anyone available to assist with this?
Thanks
Thanks for looking at that.
By enabling Yoast much of our site has become unusable – I have now disabled it again.
The issue occurs when you visit category pages such as: https://www.educateoutside.com/resources/math/
Will this be fixed in the next update? Cheers.
Thanks for your reply. I have fixed the issue by making the code change above. Thanks.
Hello again,
I think I have located the issue.
In /wp-content/plugins/wppromembership/pages/signup.php
<?php
$membership_plans_template = wpdm_tpl_path("checkout-membership-plans.php", get_stylesheet_directory().'/wppromembership', WPPM_USER_SUBSCRIPTION_DIR.'/tpls');
include $membership_plans_template; ?>
<?php
$payment_methods_template = wpdm_tpl_path("checkout-membership-plans.php", get_stylesheet_directory().'/wppromembership', WPPM_USER_SUBSCRIPTION_DIR.'/tpls');
include $payment_methods_template; ?>
I think the 2nd php block there should be:
payment-methods.php
instead of
checkout-membership-plans.php
That’s great, thanks for your help.
FIXED:
This was a cache issue related to a caching plugin we use. I’ve added the registration form to the “exclude” list and it seems to be working fine again now.
Ah great, thanks a lot.