Hey, thanks, that plugin will do the trick. Thanks for helping and for your time.
Regards Vayu

Thanks, but I don’ know if you saw my screenshot? I want the body text to be shown only when the user is logged in. So for instance in your example. The text you wrote “your content here”, should only be shown when the user is logged in. How can I do this?

Hi, no did not add it twice, but maybe WordPress SEO plugin does something, so it adds it twice?

If I cannot do it this way, how can I then display only the login form on the page, but when I am logged in, then display other content?
Please see screenshot for further explanation: http://note.io/1HvBfAJ

I have now found some information about this issue. I don’t think it’s the WordPress SEO plugin that is the root cause of the problem.

I have used this bit of code to add the wpuf-login shortcut like this:

add_filter( 'the_content', 'filter_the_content_on_profile', 10 );
function filter_the_content_on_profile( $content ) {
	if( is_front_page() && ! is_user_logged_in() ) {
		$content = do_shortcode( '[wpuf-login]' );
	}
	return $content;
}

I have then removed the shortcode from the content edit area under pages. I have done this, so I can place other content in that page, that is shown when the user is logged in.

Do you know why it display all messages twice based off of this information?

Thanks Nayem, but I did read you post clearly, I am just informing you and letting you know the situation. I did not ask you to fix third party plugins. I just need to make clear that we are on the same page before giving you any login to the admin. 🙂

So I assume that you have not encountered this issue before? On the live site it will not be possible to disable any themes or plugins, as it will not function as intended. Will you be able to debug anything under these circumstances?

Okay, so have tested with disabling all plugins and then activating them one after another. When all were deactivated the problem disappeared. When activating the WordPress SEO plugin by Yoast, then problem appeared.
Do you have any input on this? Obviously we must use this plugin.

Hi Nayem,
Okay, I have now done this. The problem still exists. 🙂
Please see screenshot.
http://note.io/1F1oBq9

Hi DM.
I need to be able to see the custom metaboxes and data when I add/create new posts. How did you do this? Did you manage to do it without editing source code?

No problem! Just remember that is bad practice to edit core files, as they will be overwritten in future updates and all your changes will be lost. Let’s just hope that this will be fix in future versions. 😉

Good!

You found documentation for profile setup? Where?

So I just found out that an a form id needs to be in the shortcode for it to work. Like so:[wpuf_profile type=”profile” id=”37″]
I found this under User Frontend->Registration Forms

I have the same problem. There is no documentation on how to setup this either.
http://docs.wedevs.com/category/plugins/wp-user-frontend-pro/getting-started/

I have the same problem after the update to version 2.2. When I look in the code of edit-profile.php, I see that the variable $post is used to get information. However, the $post variable is holding information about the current page (the dashboard page), and not the posts which it should. So $post->ID will get the ID of the dashboard and not the posts. get_the_ID() should be used in the loop instead.
I don’t know if the developer of this plugin will fix this???