Hi I want to use subscription’s profile page where users can manage their data as default profile page for the basic users (subscriber rol they have). How can I change the template and modify it according to my needs? Also I started to use WP forms 7 as user registration and login system so I need to change default pop up’s form with my WP forms 7. How can I do that?
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As shown here, even though the default user registration is subscriber, clicking the profile modules link directs us to a link for authors. As a functionality request, I propose you add template for subscriber user’s profile and enable it through that module. It is, unfortunately, so annoying. Until an official update, I need to configure these myself. What and how should I do it?
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This reply was modified 4 years by
Hazarcan Doğa Bakan.
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This reply was modified 4 years by
Hazarcan Doğa Bakan.
Also, right now, I can’t get the sections in “Page Account” block to work, they just put items id to the URL and do nothing. I think it is because I am registered as non-subscriber? I don’t need different plans, I’ll just create a free plan. So, every registered user should automatically be a free subscribers. How can I do that?
Hello!
This is the default link for the authors and it is generated by WordPress. In order to change the link structure for subscribers, maybe you should find an extra plugin.
Check our documentation about subscriptions here: https://forum.tagdiv.com/subscriptions/
Please provide more information about the issue you have, screenshots or a video, so I can help you efficiently.
Thank you!
I am having the same “page account” issue. The author profile page uses the exact same tagdiv element “page account” yet when I view the page I cannot move between dashboard, account settings, and subscriptions. I simply adds a bookmark (#) extension to the URL and does nothing. When I use the same tagdiv element with the exact same settings on the Opt-In “my account” page (/tds-my-account) it works perfectly by adding a query (?) extension.
Why does the same tagdiv element produce different results on different pages?