If anybody is willing to help in a more interactive way, I am available to chat on Skype. My username is jeff.farthing.
Jeff,
Great plugin, I love it. I am having the problem of not being able to log out at all from the admin, or from the website. I have down graded back to version 6.2.3 and it works fine.
I have a site you can login to update and see the problems first hand.
Anybody with a real issue, such as pages not showing up, want to let me check it out?
I don’t know if my problem is a “real issue” but I would update again and help you as best as I can.
But I guess my problem is a general conflict with the way 6.3 works.
I think the problems are stemming from conflicts with other plugins. I had deactivated all the plugins and when reactivated the site went down completly. 6.2.3 no issues
After new updations LOGIN page is not working anymore. www.example.com/login returns the redirect loop error. and www.example.com/wp-admin redirects to wp-login.php . After 6.3.2 i got the problem of multiple login pages. And i failed to delete both of them. So i deleted them from database. But still same redirect loop problem. I’m using 6.2.3 now. And its working fine
@schwarzgrau – I’m not even sure I understand what you are saying happened…
@prateek Gupta – You would need to also delete the meta values with a key of “_tml_action”. This is what TML uses to determine which page for the action. You deleted the posts from the DB, leaving these meta values. Seems like it should just 404 though.
In admin I used the login-page created by TML. But I deleted the shortcode from the content and choosed a page-template called “my-login-template.php” which contains this code
while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); // Content vom Admin-Bereich
$argsmain = array(
'instance' => '1',
'register_template' => 'tml-templates/register-form.php',
'login_template' => 'tml-templates/login-form.php',
'user_template' => 'tml-templates/user-panel.php',
'lostpassword_template' => 'tml-templates/lostpassword-form.php',
'resetpass_template' => 'tml-templates/resetpass-form.php',
'show_title' => FALSE,
'show_gravatar' => FALSE
);
theme_my_login( $argsmain );
endwhile;
This is what it looks like.
And I used this code in my header to show an additional header-login-form if you click on “anmelden”
$args_top = array(
'instance' => 'top',
'login_template' => 'tml-templates/top-login-form.php',
'user_template' => 'tml-templates/top-user-panel.php',
'show_title' => FALSE,
'show_gravatar' => FALSE,
);
theme_my_login( $args_top );
Which can be seen here
I guess this is something more special. But it would be nice if I could still use the template-code instead of the shortcode.
Why not just pass all the arguments to the shortcode?
At first I used the shortcode, but as long as I can avoid shortcodes I propably will, cause the site will have more moderators and admins and if there is nothing to adjust I don’t want the settings to be avaible from the admin.
But I guess if I don’t want to change everything with the next update I propably should use the shortcode.
“I make my own translations, and it doesn’t get picked up by the plugin when i put the .mo file in the language folder.”
same for me !! I’m using this version (latest)
