Login redirection with WPML
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Hi,
My name is David from the WPML Compatibility team. I’m writing to you about helping to resolve an issue between WPML and Theme My Login.
Your plugin is using a custom SQL query to get the id of the login page. You are expecting only 1 result, but with WPML you get back as many results as languages are enabled.
The result is that when you try to access the dashboard, you get redirected to a login page in a random language.
(reported in https://wpml.org/forums/topic/theme-my-login-and-wpml-wrong-login-page/)
We found a solution by using your
tml_page_idfilter to translate the id to the currently selected language.add_filter( 'tml_page_id', 'tml_translate_page_id' ); function tml_translate_page_id( $id ) { return apply_filters( 'wpml_object_id', $id, 'page', true ); }Please let me know if you can consider including that fix in Theme My Login.
Thanks!
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Not enough of our users use theme-my-login to justify including compatibility code in our core plugin. But maybe you have enough WPML users to do it, I don’t know. Thats why I ask.
If not, we will probably end up publishing a “known issue” on our site so we can point our common users to it:
https://wpml.org/known-issues/Let me know what you decide, all I want our common users to have a better experience.
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