We are happy to announce that we have launched Ultimate Member extensions bundle.
It is best and affordable way to get access to all Ultimate Member extensions + all future extensions we will build in future.
It gives access to all UM Extensions selling in our site with future all extensions. Well it is right now 99$. So you can save around 90$.
We have added a new coming soon page. Here we will list our upcoming add-ons for Ultimate Member.
Initial phase we are planning to create an add-on for rtMedia. If you think it is worthy, please vote for it. Also you can suggest new add-on what you need for UM.
You been using Ultimate Member to create powerful online communities & beautiful user profiles on your WordPress powered site. But yet you want to offer a higher level of customization to your users when it comes to their profiles. Want to offer your users the power to customize the tabs on their Ultimate Members user’s page by enabling them to change the default tab on their page & rename the tabs too.
please have a look on this plugin. Ultimate Member Reorder Tabs
What is the Ultimate Member Reorder Tabs plugin?
Ultimate Member Reorder Tabs is a compact WordPress plugin that enables your users to customize tabs on Ultimate Member user’s page. The add-on will allow your users to change the default tab (About) on a user’s page along with enabling them to rename & reorder the tabs (About, Posts & Comments) with a simple drag & drag gesture.
Want to know more about it? Please read this.
Customize tabs on Ultimate Member user’s page with Ultimate Member Reorder Tabs
Want to create your own custom tabs for Ultimate Member profile page? check the following:
Ultimate Member Tabs Pro. Add custom forms to any profile tab and allow users to edit it on the same tab.
Further Query, Please contact me here: http://opentuteplus.com/contact/
This article provides instructions on how to install and configure Ultimate Member Maps.
To add the Ultimate Member Maps extension to your site, follow these instructions:
Output a members map on any page (without the directory) using the following shortcode [pp_maps]. The following parameters can be used:
For example:
[pp_maps roles='member, admin' height='400' type='satellite' icon='http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/ms/micons/blue.png' fields='description' showavatar='1' maxzoom='16' initialzoom='6' scroll='0' lat='-28' long='153']
Custom icon per user role
If you have various user roles and want a global map with all users on, you can set a custom icon for each user role. Simply edit the User Roles and enter a URL to an icon under Map Options.
If you enable the map, but it is not displaying it is most likely, because there are no users with an address.
If there are users with addresses make sure that the address is ‘valid’ by checking whether Google Maps can find the address when searching for it on maps.google.com.
On the Maps Settings page, you can also use the bulk geocode function to see if the geocoding has failed or not.
On the Users page, there is a column which shows whether a user has been geocoded or not.
Another way to debug whether it is the geocoding that is not working or the map itself is to add two fields to the user form with the meta keys: geo_latitude and geo_longitude. These fields can be set to be only visible to admin. After editing and updating a user’s profile (with an address) the newly created geo fields should be populated. If it is not populated it could indicate that the geocoding did not work.
If the geocoding worked (i.e. the geo fields have values in them), but the map is still not appearing, there could be a conflict with another plugin or theme. Please check the debug console (F12 on most browsers).
The geo fields can also be used to manually adjust the exact location if google get’s it wrong.
Need support!! Please create a ticket here
We’ve just released our latest plugin – Ultimate Member Tabs Pro.
As with all our other plugins the need for this one arose from using UM ourselves. And one of the biggest user experience issues we’ve had is that UM forces you to add all user fields in one big form in the main profile tab.
Like me, you’ve probably also tried embedding a UM Form into a custom profile tab and found it doesn’t work, as the “form” actually contains the entire profile. So adding a profile shortcode into a custom tab creates an infinite loop. For quite a while we just ignored this issue and accepted that that’s just how UM works.
Until my colleague Hugo mentioned this issue a few days ago and I realized that this problem can be solved with our Ultimate Member Tabs plugin and a custom form template. The result is a critical UX improvement to UM and we’ve already installed this plugin on our managed UM sites to amazing feedback.
And just because we’re so happy to have solved this problem, here’s a 30% discount code valid for the first three users for Ultimate Member Tabs Pro: tabsprolaunch
This article provides instructions on how to install and configure Ultimate Member Tabs Pro. The Pro version allows you to add any UM Form to a custom tab, which can be edited on the tab itself.
To add the Ultimate Member Tab Pro extension to your site, follow these instructions:
UM Tabs Pro version 2.0.0 is an overhaul of changes without backwards compliance to make the plugin compatible with the plugin “Ultimate Member – User Profile & Membership Plugin”. Please take backup measures before upgrading.
First, you need to create a form using the Ultimate Member form builder. Go to Ultimate Member > Forms. You can add any fields just as you would with building the ‘main’ profile form.Scroll down for instructions on adding a custom profile tab.
Please note that this functionality is provided by the free plugin Ultimate Member Profile Tabs, the pro plugin simply allows you to use UM Forms which can be edited in the same tab.
Adding a custom profile tab is just like creating a new post or page.
Please make sure to check the privacy/display settings at “Ultimate Member” > “Settings” > “Appearance” > “Profile Menu”. Set the display option (“Who can see this tab?”) to “Anyone” and override through the privacy options at individual “Profile Tabs” meta settings.
Need support!! Please create a ticket here.
https://www.plusplugins.com/support/
This article provides instructions on how to allow members on your Ultimate Member site to add and view Events.
The Ultimate Member Events Calendar extension requires The Events Calendar to function. First download and install The Events Calendar using the instructions on their site.
To add the Ultimate Member Events Calendar extension to your site, follow these instructions:
After the plugin has been activated it can be further customised on the settings page under Settings > UM Events
The following settings can be set.
Nothing found text
Enter the text that should be displayed when a user has not created any events.
Roles that have events tab
Select the user roles that should have the Events tab. If you want everyone to have the Events tab leave this field blank.
Roles that can view events
Select the user roles who can view Events on other members’ profile. If you want everyone to be able to see everyone’s events leave this field blank. Note that these settings only apply to what is seen in the user profile and do not control the settings of The Events Calendar.
Private
Tick this box if members should only be able to see their own events.
Roles that can create events
Select the user roles that should be able to create Events. If you want everyone to be able to create Events leave this field blank.
Default new event status
Options available: Draft, Pending Review and Published. Select published if other’s should immediately be able to see the event. Otherwise use Draft or Pending Review if admins first need to approve the event.
Allow venue selection – new since 1.2
Tick the box to allow members to select a venue for the Event. Note that admins need to create the Venues under The Events Calendar settings. Events > Venues.
Event submission text
Enter the text that should appear after an event has been submitted.
Need support!! Please create a ticket here
We’ve just released our fifth plugin – Ultimate Member Contact Form.
Many of our clients have requested something like this in the past few weeks, so we’ve decided to build a robust plugin that can easily be configured for any site that needs a way for visitors and members to contact each other via email, but without exposing the user’s email address for all the world.
This plugin is quite nifty if you have some sort of listing board and want people to be able to contact your users to request a quote, for example. It could also serve as a simple replacement for the official messaging plugin if you’re looking for something more lightweight.
Check out the download page for more details, and feel free to contact us if you have any questions about the plugin, or have a suggestion on how we can extend the plugin to be even more useful.
This article provides instructions on how to add a contact form to member profiles on your Ultimate Member site.
To add the Ultimate Member Contact Form extension to your site, follow these instructions:
After the plugin has been activated it can be further customised on the settings page under Ultimate Member > Contact Form
The following settings can be set.
Roles with contact form:
Select the user roles that should get a contact form. A new tab will be added to their profile bar.
Roles that can use contact form:
Select the user roles that can see and use the contact form. If you want everyone to see the contact form including logged-out visitors leave this field blank.
Enable reCAPTCHA
Choose whether you want to show the Google reCAPTCHA spam blocker field. This, however, requires the free UM reCAPTCHA plugin to be installed and configured.
Email Options
Enable email
This should most probably be set to Yes for normal behaviour.
Email subject
Type the email subject. The following tags may be used to dynamically insert content: {sitename}, {display_name}, {sender_name}, {sender_email}, {message}.
For example: {sender_name} just messaged you from {sitename}
Email body
Type the text that should appear in the email. The following tags may be used to dynamically insert content: {sitename}, {display_name}, {sender_name}, {sender_email}, {message}.
Members can choose whether the contact form should be displayed on their profile or not. This is set from their own account settings under the Privacy tab. The privacy tab must thus be enabled in Ultimate Member for members to be able to control this.
You can also add a contact button to member cards in specific directories. Simply tick the box under Contact Form in the directory editor.
