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  • Hey Jeff,

    I use TML on a multisite.

    (I can never again use the default WordPress login on any site after discovering TML).

    There is a problem I hope you can help me resolve either in settings or otherwise.

    When a user requests a password reset, the link they receive in email sends the user to the main network site rather than the site they’re a member of.

    Is it possible to send the user to the same page but on the subsite where they requested their password?

    Thank you,

    Chris

    Will it still prevent redirection to the main site when users register or activate the account?
    Btw I had to comment-out these lines in class-theme-my-login-ms-signup.php because we don’t want a relation between the hosted sites and the main site:
    if ( ! is_main_site() ) {
    wp_redirect( network_home_url( ‘wp-signup.php’ ) );
    exit;
    }
    It should be nice if this could be managed by a setting.

    Plugin Author Jeff Farthing

    (@jfarthing84)

    That is in WP core as well, and will continue to be that way.

    Hi Jeff,

    Just to clarify what’s going on. In version 7 and forward, will I be able to activate the plugin on multisite or just on a single site?

    Currently, I use the plugin on multisite (both sites A and B). If user A registers on site B, he is redirected to the registration page on site A and again he is back to the same page on site B. Will this continue to work?

    Thank you

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Jeff Farthing

    (@jfarthing84)

    When I “remove support” for multisite registration, the default process using wp-signup.php and wp-activate.php will be used.

    jessicana

    (@jessicana)

    Hi Jeff

    I am using it with multisite and recently the subdomain theme started using wp-signup.php and wp-activate.php anyway specially that I am using buddpress there. I also experienced a strange behavior where I lose styles for pages like register and login on multiset.

    I am not sure if this is relevant or not, but seriously I am stuck and looking for alternatives to go around this problem. Just wanted to let you know.

    Thanks

    sajayjkv

    (@sajayjkv)

    Hi Jeff,

    In this website:
    https://ahmd.amritavidyalayam.org

    This page:
    https://ahmd.amritavidyalayam.org/login/?loggedout

    Why ‘Transfer Certificate’ link does not show in top main menu? Currently it shows only after some one accessed a certificate. You can try with following credentials…

    Demo:
    =====
    Admission No: 2251
    Date of Birth: 21/08/2009

    After certificate page is loaded, you can notice that ‘Transfer Certificate’ link appears in menu…

    Any clue? Actually there was a login page and logout page built after TML was installed. We renamed both to ‘Transfer Certificate’. So in WP Menu, we called Login page, but when user checks website, ‘Transfer Certificate’ link (login page) does not show in menu. Only if an admin or non-admin wp user logs in, the link appears there.

    What is happening in background? Please suggest… We are also using Multisite here, but I want this function only in one network site.

    Thanks,
    Sajay.

    andrew

    (@andrewjtalcott)

    so basically you will be able to still use the plugin for login screens, but as far as multisite signup/registration pages it will no longer be in use, is this correct?

    Plugin Author Jeff Farthing

    (@jfarthing84)

    Correct.

    Is there any way to redirect registration links to the subsite Register page?

    I understand that the network is responsible for handling registrations but it would be great to mask that process and keep users within the subsite at all times during sign up etc..

    Anyone working with TML and multisite have a solution for themed registration pages on subsites?

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