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  • Thread Starter poundsixzeros

    (@poundsixzeros)

    BTW, I’m using “nice login widget” embedded in a page.
    Thanks!

    Thread Starter poundsixzeros

    (@poundsixzeros)

    Actually, I think that the agreeable checkbox on the lost password form is causing an invalid key to be sent to the user when they send the lost password form. If I disable agreeable, the lost password link works. When agreeable is enabled, an “invalid key” is sent to the user…
    Any thoughts?

    Plugin Author buildcreate

    (@buildcreate)

    Ack, I did not realize it was doing that. I have a handful of fixes coming in the next update, hopefully today or tomorrow.

    Plugin Author buildcreate

    (@buildcreate)

    Taking a look, so far that plugin is pretty awful lol Who knew they could make it so hard to use their plugin AND have no documentation…

    Plugin Author buildcreate

    (@buildcreate)

    So the reason it’s having issues is because instead of using WordPress’ lost login form, it’s just swapping in a new one with javascript, leaving the check box still there. Ditto for registration, and it looks like its using custom validation too.

    It seems like a pretty edge case scenario, I’ll have to think about how to address it, because it’s something that’s only an issue for this specific plugin because of the way they chose to implement their forms.

    Thread Starter poundsixzeros

    (@poundsixzeros)

    YEah – it works fine if I don’t have ajax activated, tho the checkbox still shows up. Oddly, the checkbox doesn’t have to be selected on the lost password form.
    Another thing on that plugin – if someone doesn’t select the checkbox it bounces you out to the wp login form. That’s fine, but it doesn’t display the “You must check the terms…” message (whatever it says)

    I’m kinda stuck using that login plugin because that’s the only one I could find that allowed me to embed the login form into a page AND have the agreeable checkbox show up. THeme my login looks good for this functionality but doesn’t work with my theme (avada).

    Thanks for looking into it!

    Thread Starter poundsixzeros

    (@poundsixzeros)

    I resolved this by hiding with css. It doesn’t affect the lost password action if the agreeable checkbox was ticked or not so I just made it invisible.

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