Hey

Tx but this is not exactly what i want

there is already a button just above the content “insert an image”

as i dont want people to just attach image to the post, but insert directly to the content

so im looking to check that the user has inserted an image in the content before posting

Tx a lot

Hi Towhid

Wrong code, the right code is this one : so far it seems to work, tx !

if (is_single() ){
$override = wpuf_get_option( 'override_editlink', 'wpuf_general', 'yes' );
    if ( $override == 'yes' ) {
        $url = '';
        if ( wpuf_get_option( 'enable_post_edit', 'wpuf_dashboard', 'yes' ) == 'yes' ) {
            $edit_page = (int) wpuf_get_option( 'edit_page_id', 'wpuf_general' );
            $url = get_permalink( $edit_page );

            $url = wp_nonce_url( $url . '?pid=' . $post_id, 'wpuf_edit' );
        }
    }
 }

Just install the plugin user role editor then give the authors the possibility to post unfiltered html

it will work

Ok Towhid tx for the explanation

But i need a solution

So could you please provide the right code

as the previous code only works for the free version

Tx so much

Hi

Any update ???

Tx

Hi

The pro version is supposed to be better that the free version, thats why we paid for it !

Could you please provide a solution for the pro version

Tx

Fine, but what is the security applied to WPUF login form ?

Hi

Towhid

Actually i have no problem with the login override

I need a solution to the edit link override

tx

Alex

Hi

Looks like you are talking about another probleme, these functions concern the login page

and we’re looking for a fix to the edit link issue

Hi

We have searched through the files, where we could say :

IF it is an article >> override the edit link

IF it is a page >> dont override the edit link

but we didnt find the right file where to do this

ok thank you as this is very important for us

Tx

Alex

Ok we just found a solution for those having the same issue :

Dashboard page :

File wpuf/class/frontend-dashboard :

Delete line 37 :

wp_login_form();

Post page :

File wpuf/class/render-form :

Delete line 268 :

wp_login_form();

Hi

ok fine, another issue linked to this one :

https://wedevs.com/support/topic/redirect-not-logged-in-users/

Hi

Actually when a user updates his profile, there is no problem if the password field is empty

But if the browser filled up the password field (as it usually automatically does) then there is an error message when clicking on the button “update the profile” saying : the passwords are not corresponding”

If i remove the password from the password field and then update : no problem

Do you see the issue ?

A solution would be to prevent this field to be automatically filled up…

Tx for your help

Alex