Hi all,

I found the same problem some weeks ago, and disabling “Load scripts/styles in all pages” didn’t work either.

In the meanwhile (waiting for a Wedevs solution), I managed somehow to speed-up the site with the following tip:

– Edit functions.php file (make sure that you are using your child theme functions file!!!) and conditionally dequeue wpuf css & js in main pages (no wpuf shortcode was used in).

This is only a patch, as css and scripts continue loading in the rest of pages/posts, but at least frontpage and main pages are not being affected.

Wedevs team, please a quick and complete solution is needed.

Well, at the end managed to work by deactivating everything in TML except redirection + rewriting your snippet by hand.

Thanks !

Thanks for your support Mahi.

As per defect, your custom fields are created inside the post content area. So , as woocommerce shop main page is also a post type archive, it was also displaying the last post content just at the top of the page.

At the end, I solved with the following configuration:

– WPUF settings: not to show custom fields in post content area
– Coding to create the custom fields in functions.php
– WPUF form: custom fields values set by the user
– Coding for displaying custom fields in single product/short-description.php

Solved then.

Thanks for your kick answer Tareq.

In fact there was a conflict with roles editor plugin. I deactivated it and the user is properly registered (again) and no endless loop showing.

But, still with your code in functions.php, the user is not auto logged.

Maybe this code should be replaced ?

The options that are set active in TML are: “enable theme-my-login.css”, “enable e-mail address active”, “enable AJAX”, “redirection”, “user links”.

By the way, “enable e-mail address login” is active but does nothing (not recognized; error showing user is requested to enter username)

Hi again,

I checked previous posts for auto login after registration and added to functions.php:

// auto log in a user who has just signed up      
function wpufe_auto_login_new_user( $user_id ) {
    wp_set_current_user( $user_id );
    wp_set_auth_cookie( $user_id, false, is_ssl() );
}
add_action( ‘user_register’, ‘wpufe_auto_login_new_user’ );

But in this case, when registering, it keeps in an endless loop. And the user is not correctly created in its role.