Hi Ace,
1. This is a feature we’re currently discussing for a future update, but we don’t have an ETA, unfortunately.
2. You can try inserting a comma-separated list into the admin email field and seeing if this sends to multiple email addresses. Beyond that, there is no option to have multiple admin email addresses.
3. In the Statistics section of the plugin, you can obtain statistics on the number of times different links have been clicked and who has clicked them. There are no further statistics available at this time. And there is no option to display these on the plugin Dashboard page. You have to go to the Statistics section.
4. The “Email Confirmation” option affects both the front and back end. When set to “Yes,” after you create a user, you just need to then click on that user in the back end and select “Yes” for the “Email Confirmed” option.
5. At the moment there is no option to re-arrange this, unfortunately. We will consider it for a future update.
6. Right now there is no way for a certain level of front end users to act as admins and remove/ban other users. Only the main admin can remove users in the WordPress back end.
followup on some of the points i raised above:
point 3: i wanted to show statistics to logged in user i.e. on a page i wanted to show last time that user logged in, how many times that user logged in.
Also can this statistics be shown on [user-data] ?
point 1: is there any way i can change code in my end to reflect the fields?i need to update it for client and deadline has passed!
point 4: Email confirmation part doesnt work. This is the setting i have kept:
Email confirmation Yes ,
Admin approval : No.
I am not getting any yes/no option for email confirmation on backend.
I tried switching admin approval yes and approving that user, yet i get error that email is not verified.
And how to show list of users with all details.
E.g.
Except Email all are custom fields
Email –Name–Location–Registration Date
[email protected]– test– here –2016-02-29 10:00:00
Hi Ace,
point 3: Currently, there is no way to do what you mentioned. Right now, the statistics are only available in the WordPress admin. Perhaps we could look into a way of making this an attribute of the [user-data] shortcode at some point in the future.
point 1: While this could be done, it would require a lot of editing to the core plugin code, which we would strongly advise against, as it would be hard for us to help with any issue that arose after you changed the core code, and anything you did change would get erased in the next plugin update.
point 4: If you click on a specific user in the back end, on the left side, just under where it shows their level, there is a label that says “Email Confirmed:” with options for “Yes” and “No.”
To display any fields, including custom fields, in the [user-list] shortcode, you just have to use the “display_field” attribute. For example, in your case it would look something like the following: [user-list display_field=”Email,Name,Location,Registration Date”].
As what Acedigitbits suggested, it’ll be great if there’s a way to detect a user’s last login session and time. Please let us know if a feature like this will be implemented in the near future.
