I am trying to:
Create a Change_My_Email form.
Link to a page where the issue can be seen:
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I expected to see:
I want to show the user their current WP username (but of course, not changeable.) It gets retrieved with wpv-current-user... but after entering a new email address and Submitting, an error occurs because username contains a period. All usernames for this site contain periods between firstname and lastname. How can I make the form validation ignore this?
Thanks,
Jeff
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Hi, thanks for the report. I can replicate this on my own local environment so it looks like our team may need to update that validation algorithm. I'm submitting this information to my 2nd tier supporters for more in-depth investigation. I'll let you know what I find out. For the time being, you can bypass this problem by using the "Expert mode" Form editor. Delete the cred_field shortcode that corresponds to the user login, and the error should stop being shown. If you'd like to display the User's username in the Form without the cred_field, use the Fields and Views button to insert the User login shortcode.
My issue is resolved now. Thank you!
Hi, I'm told this has been permanently resolved in Forms 2.5, which is now available for download and should be available shortly for automatic update.
Great, Christian.
Thank you for following up!
Jeff Safire