I have a template that has a database named "profiles" which has some specific fields, useful for my purpose.
I am using Ultimate Membership Pro as a plugin. Through this plugin's Register form, a new user is added as WP user. I want to connect this registry form with the "Profiles" database but I can't.
Any Ideas???
What do you expect to happen? All users will be added with the "subscriber" role.
https://wordpress.org/support/article/roles-and-capabilities/
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I am using a sandbox developer edition of salesforce. In Setup, when I search "Apex Class" in quick find box, no results were found. Also the File-->New-->Apex Class option is disabled in developer console window. How could I create a Apex class in salesforce. Also My aim is to create a visualforce page, which loads some external data(through api call) in visualforce page in a table format with custom links. How to do that?
It seems that your user has a limited profile on sandbox and has no access to Apex classes and any other developer options. This case you need to ask someone with Admin rights to provide an access to you. I guess that permission Author Apex can help you
Go to Manage users > Profiles > System Permissions
I am developing a site in drupal 7.14, and I have installed the Advanced User Management module of version 7.x-3.0-alpha2. With this module I was able to filter out the users by username, email id etc. But in additional to these features, I need to add the profile fields (specifically, 'last name') and filter out the users according to the last name.
Anyone knows how to implement profile fields to this module? Any solution for this will be greatly appreciated..
In Drupal 7, users are entities, so you don't need a separate module for user management or profile fields.
Simply add fields to users similar to how you'd add them to content types, then build a custom management dashboard with views. You can expose the filters you want (by the fields you added to users).
I've created some new fields for users who register in admin/config/people/profile
since we are still building the site I want to port these out to a features module
but am completely unable to figure out how to do this? I thought it would be some
thing like Features >> [Create Feature] [Edit components] >> Variables but cannot
find my custom fields?
I named my new form Registration, and tried view sourcing and flipping through the
source with the find command but am unable to find it there either. Anyone know what
it might be called or under?
In order to unlock the profiles, I used this Administer user profiles in Drupal 7 method.
In case you hadn't figured it out yet, you can export fields by selecting the "Fields: field" component when creating your view.
By the looks of your URL you're not using the latest 7.12 core version? Currently the page to manage the fields for user profiles is located at "Administer > Configuration > People > Account Settings > Manage fields" (admin/config/people/accounts/fields) page, so you may need to update...
Did you create a profile or add the fields directly to the user entity?
With the drupal 7 fields API you don't need the profile module anymore in fact it's deprecated. Because of that I don't think their is features support for profiles
We have an application that uses AD LDS (ADAM) which contains a extended user class ( custom attributes, specific to our application).
One of our clients wants our users linked to their domain users (AD).
When they create a user in their system, a user on our side has to be created. When they delete a user on their system, the corresponding user should be deleted on our side. The same with basic properties (name, email, ...).
The application specific attributes will be modified by our tool.
What is the best or most reliable way to keep those users in sync? The client does not allow us to modify their schema.
I was thinking myself to create a webservice to add/ delete / modify a user on our side which kan be called from within their system. But Maybe there are better solutions.
Thanks.
Personaly I will use ADAMSync for that. You can a kind of 'how do I' in Synchronize ADAM (or LDS) with Active Directory Domain Services.
ADAMSync.exe and ADShemaAnalyser.exe are part of the binary installed with ADAM.
In the case you are affectively using ADAM, be careful to install the ADAM SP1.
You can use the free Identity Integration Feature Pack from MS to sync selected attributes between AD and AD-LDS. You can download it here http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=11149
I'm not sure if it supports server 2008. It may be included in server 2008 as a role now.
Hi i am lagging in this point so kindly let me know,how to create a new apex class in enterprice edittion or how to enable new button for apex class in enterprice eddition.
You cannot create classes directly in enterprise edition, you need to create the classes and their tests in either a sandbox or developer edition account, and then deploy them to the enterprise edition login. See http://wiki.developerforce.com/index.php/App_Logic for more info.
You mean that "new" button in "Setup-> App Setup -> Develop -> Apex classes" menu is disabled for you?
Please go to your Profile page (can be accessed for example by clicking the profile name in "My Personal information") and search on the page for "Author Apex" permission. This checkbox must be ticked if you want to be a developer.
If it's not checked - ask your admin for either ticking it for your profile (will impact all users that have same profile!) or assign a new profile for you.
Once you'll get the class creation from GUI working you can move on to slightly advanced topic of developing with Force.com Eclipse IDE (App Setup->Develop->Tools)