Rename Login Doesn’t Work with Multisites

  • Resolved indigetal

    (@indigetal)


    1 year, 9 months ago

    Hello,
    I’m testing this plugin on my multisite network now and it doesn’t look like the “Rename Login Page” features supports multisite networks. It changed the login url of the main site, but login pages of the subsites are all still the default wordpress login url path. The plugin otherwise appears to be working (barring further testing) but network-activating it results in setting pages in all the subsites and nothing on the network admin. Maybe some settings are specific to each subsite but that suggests that the plugin is at least not optimized for multisite networks.

    Thanks,
    Brandon

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  • Thread Starter indigetal

    (@indigetal)

    Nevermind, I take it back. There are settings for each subsite and I see that I have to change the login for each site separately. A bit tedious but it works great! The settings also adjust to the fact that it is a multisite so, again, maybe tedious to configure the plugin on each subsite but maybe the finer adjustments are a net benefit!

    2FA looks like it requires access to the backend and I’m not sure how that would work for subscribers, but I found FluentAuth’s 2FA works great on the frontend so no real issue there. Let me know though if there is some way for subscribers/members to set up and manage 2FA on the front end!

    Plugin Support hjogiupdraftplus

    (@hjogiupdraftplus)

    Hi @indigetal

    Front-end editing of settings, via [twofactor_user_settings] short code possible. you have to place it correct place below edit profile somewhere in your front end page.

    Regards

    Thread Starter indigetal

    (@indigetal)

    Ah, okay! I didn’t see any helper text on that in the two factor authentication settings page. I could add this to the woocommerce or paid memberships pro account pages, but not to the main profile account page by BuddyPress or BuddyBoss without overriding the template. I like how iThemes and FluentAuth offer a link in the login page to initiate the 2fa setup process but I believe only iThemes has a way to modify or turn the 2fa settings off from the frontend. It’s great that there is at least an option to do that with AIOS – very impressive for a free plugin!

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