Is it still possible to merge users in wbb 4?
I can't seem to find this option.
Thank you
Is it still possible to merge users in wbb 4?
I can't seem to find this option.
Thank you
Hi,
I tried following:
- Open acp
- "Search for users", filled in email of user that has 2 accounts on 1 email
- Tick the 2 boxes in front of their accounts
But then I'm stuck.
There is no "left" button and no button appears after selecting the 2 accounts.
What am I missing?
Thank you
I did the same:
1. search users (doesnt matter if you use the search form or just click 2 or more random users)
2. see the first screenshot (3 users mared) (its the button on the very bottom)
3. click on this button
4. then you can merge those accounts.
I've tested it on the users-list and it worked.
Did you tried to mark 2 users on the list, instead of searching for them?
I've tested it on the users-list and it worked.
Did you tried to mark 2 users on the list, instead of searching for them?
Searching works as well. I just did that and uploaded the screenshots for that
Ok, this button does not appear after selecting users.
This seems to be caused by following errors (from the console):
SyntaxError: syntax error
" class="errorSourceCode "><!DOCTYPE html>
WBB.ACP...0c75542 (line 1)
SyntaxError: syntax error
" class="errorSourceCode "><!DOCTYPE html>
WBB.ACP...0c75542 (line 1)
ReferenceError: WBB is not defined
WBB.ACP.User.EditHistory.init();
?sortFi...9eef8f7 (line 738, col 4)
The last one I recognize right away, that's the edit history plugin from @Josh.
EditHistory
I'm using the latest version.
Can you post your package list?
I think I have found the error.
You should uninstall the SEO plugin, which seems to generate a false forwarding, because your WBB JavaScript files in the ACP are not reachable. The only plugin that can cause this is, in my opinion, the SEO plugin by @Sick^.
@Josh , @Sick^
It's because I'm using nginx and this SEO package was mainly designed for apache.
The fix for this solution is replacing following line in your nginx config:
if ($request_uri !~ .*index\.php.* ) {
with:
if ($request_uri !~ (.*index\.php.*|/acp/js/.*)$ ) {
Thank you @Josh and sorry for bothering you with this.
@K.Rens I developed the plugin for me and i'm using nginx fpm too.
I never hat such problems but it's nice that you've found a solution
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