Alexander Krutov
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I translated these lines with WPML before I even created this ticket. But I didn’t see the translation being applied. I doubted that the translation could be applied. In the video I showed that I see when after a failed registration on the Russian page, the site translates me to https://verni.com.ua/wp-login.php Can this page display a translation into an additional language?
I would also like to inform you that the recommendation #post-5426 did not solve the problem #post-5425
Yes, thank you. In the sequence you wrote, I was able to enter the admin panel.
This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.And I’d like to get an answer to the question: if there is no contact email, how will the user receive notifications about comments under his publication on the site?
It also happened for Google registration: [email protected]
I don’t understand what you’re saying: We are thinking to not to register user if an email is not found from social login.
I forgot to tell you that I turned off the ability for the user to enter the email address when registering. So the plugin generated an email address. Probably, it is better not to do this, but to turn off only the ability to enter the name of the login during registration. Then we will simplify the registration process.
I don’t understand yet, if there is no contact email, how will the user receive notifications about comments under his publication on the site?
With the Allow Cyrillic Usernames plugin we managed to register. But the UserWP plugin has generated a login for the user in such a way that there is no login in it: [email protected]. Is this normal? After all, the same email address will be generated for the next user, right? This will cause an error: a user with this email is already registered. Or not? I cannot check this.
This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Patrik, good afternoon, I want to draw your attention to the fact that I suppose that the plugin does not understand what to do if the user name of Facebook (or Instagram, Google…) is written in Russian, Ukrainian, or Cyrillic. Could you check it on someone’s Cyrillic login?
Can I not enable the “Let the user enter username?” option? My Facebook account cannot be registered if you uncheck it.
Is it because my name is registered in Cyrillic? If this is the case, how can it be corrected to make the registration process easier for users from Ukraine, Russia and other countries?
I turned off the key on the OneAll service yesterday. Perhaps it was their cache that prevented us from working?
