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Thank you for taking an interest in my issues.
1. I had to update from php5.6 to php7 for Elmenator to work properly. I may have missed this in your setup steps but it may be necessary for other users to also update php. It may not always be the case, but it’s good to know for those of us who are still running an older version.
2. No issues
3. “The new accounts to can show up in the directory should be logged in at least one time, so if you had created members from wp-admin -> users -> add new you will have to login with that account once to can be visible in members directory, this can be a reason.” – I have logged in and out no less than 10 times. This wasn’t the issue.
4. The home search now works. It was not a php problem, as I still had issues with it after I updated to php7 and solved the 500 error message. I simply had to click “Add to Directory” under “Users”, “Profile Search” edit home search. This was not a default setting and I’m not sure how other users’ home search buttons worked without this fix.
5. I’ve worked through the issues I’ve had with membership sign ups. Even for a free membership, I had to create a payment gateway so that the membership could be completed.
6. I don’t agree with your explanation. I’ve owned several directories over the years and it’s only necessary to choose and enter a password once. This is just poor programming. If you can’t carry the password through to the registration page, there’s no reason to ask for one prior to the registration page. It’s an extra step that’s not needed. Remove the password requirement, have the new member enter a username and email address and have a one line text below the signup fields that reads “password will be entered on the next page”.
It’s still not working correctly! Here are the issues that still persist, as well as a new one that I just discovered.
1. I long ago increased the memory allocation to 256MB in the wp-config.php file. Elemenator still gives me problems, although if I click it enough times it will finally allow me to edit a page (home default is the only page I’ve tried to work on)
2. Fixed – Thank you!
3. The website still does not show any men or women online. I’ve created several fake accounts (making sure to indicate a sex for each account) and I always find a “0” on the website above “Women Online”. It shows total number of members and total number online but does not reflect how many online members are men or women.4. Search feature returns nothing. I believe it simply reads no matches. I have tried every configuration under the sun and can’t come up with a way to generate any real search results. It’s like the search script isn’t even seeing the DB. Ideas??? NOW – the search feature just takes me back to the home page and doesn’t even reflect an attempted search.
5. Look at the “Members List” under membership in wp-admin. It reflects zero members. I believe I have created four fake memberships and have confirmed the email addresses and chose a membership plan. Why does this not reflect he four members I’ve created?
6. When I’m on the main page and sign up for an account, I have to enter a username and password, and confirm the password. I’m then directed to a new page where some of the info is populated based on info from the index page but I’m asked again to enter a password and to confirm it. This step should only be required once, either on the index page or the membership page.
This template/script needs a lot of work. As I continue to use it, I find more and more bugs. Are you going to be able to fix these issues, which I assume other users would be having as well?
Thank you for your quick and timely response to these issues.
Brandon Stone
Another bug to investigate. When I’m on the main page and sign up for an account, I have to enter a username and password, and confirm the password. I’m then directed to a new page where some of the info is populated based on info from the index page but I’m asked again to enter a password and to confirm it. This step should only be required once, either on the index page or the membership page.
After starting and restarting, logging in and logging out, several times now, I am unable to edit the “Home Default” page. The Elementor editor just sits on the splash screen.
In addition, the sign up process does not appear to be working. When I attempt to create a new member and click submit, I’m taken back to the home page. No email verification or setup link is sent.
I have been using wordpress and various templates for nearly 15 years and I’ve never had to work so hard to try to get something up and running. This has been a complete waste of my time. If I cant get some answers/solutions for these issues, is it possible to get a full refund?
Thanks,
Brandon Stone
