Theme My Login loses the logout _wpnonce query string

Hi Chouby,

Let’s move the Theme My Login business over here:

As I mentioned in my previous post, this is what I did to fix the user links.

function p4tml_my_login_domain() {
	global $l10n;

	$locale = get_locale();
	$mofile = WP_PLUGIN_DIR . '/theme-my-login/language/' . 'theme-my-login-' . $locale . '.mo';
	if( file_exists( $mofile ) )
		load_textdomain( 'default', $mofile );
}
add_action( 'plugins_loaded', 'p4tml_my_login_domain', 9 ); //User links titles are read with a priority of 10 when plugins_loaded actions are applied.

function p4tml_user_links( $user_links ) {
	foreach( $user_links as $key => $user_link ) {
		$user_links[$key]['title'] = __( $user_link['title'] );
	}
	return $user_links;
}
add_filter( 'tml_user_links', 'p4tml_user_links', 11 ); //Fixes user links titles translations before they're picked up by the theme.

function p4tml_title( $title ) {
	return __( $title );
}
add_filter( 'tml_title', 'p4tml_title', 11 ); //Fixes TML titles translations before they're picked up by the theme.

And this adds the page’s action meta needed in order for TML to recognize a translated page as its own:

function p4tml_action_meta( $page_link, $post_id ) {
	if( ! $page = get_post( $post_id ) )
		return $page_link;
	if( 'page' != $page->post_type )
		return $page_link;

	$original = pll_get_post( $page->ID, pll_default_language() );
	if( $original == $page->ID )
		return $page_link;

	$tml_action = get_post_meta( $original, '_tml_action', true );

	if( ! empty( $tml_action ) ) {
		$check = get_post_meta( $page->ID, '_tml_action', true );
		if( $tml_action != $check )
			update_post_meta( $page->ID, '_tml_action', $tml_action );
	}
	return $page_link;
}
add_filter( 'page_link', 'p4tml_action_meta', 9, 2 );

Now the translated Register, Lost Password, etc. pages can be recognized by TML.

If a user wants to log out, the log-out page permalink requires a nonce query string:

https://www.mysite.com/en/logout/?_wpnonce=8c9565c961

This nonce query string is lost in polylang/frontend/frontend-links.php (near line 99)

public function page_link($link, $id) { //$link contains the nonce query string.
	if ($this->page_on_front && ($lang = $this->model->get_post_language($id)) && $id == $this->model->get_post($this->page_on_front, $lang))
		return $lang->home_url;

	return _get_page_link($id); //The nonce query string is not part of the id.
}

So, you get a pretty WordPress Failure Notice page, instead of a regular log out, which would return you to your current language home page, waiting for you to enter your username and password.

This is what I did to fix it:

public function page_link($link, $id) {
	$query_string = '';
	if( strpos( $link, '?' ) !== FALSE ) //Check if the link includes a query string.
		$query_string = substr( $link, strpos( $link, '?' ), strlen( $link ) - strpos( $link, '?' ) ); //If it does, grab it!

	if ($this->page_on_front && ($lang = $this->model->get_post_language($id)) && $id == $this->model->get_post($this->page_on_front, $lang))
		return $lang->home_url . $query_string; //Append it.

	return _get_page_link($id) . $query_string; //Append it.
}

This fixes the Theme My Login logout error and the WP e-Commerce’s customer account tabs selection I mentioned in my previous post.

After this, I convert the url from the default language to the current language:

function p4we_translate_post_url($url, $leavename = false, $sample = false, $action = '' ) { //$action is set by TML
	global $wp_rewrite;

	if ( '' != $url && ( p4we_language_conditions_are_met() || ! empty( $action ) ) ) {
		$query_string = '';
		if( strpos( $url, '?' ) !== FALSE ) {
			$query_string = substr( $url, strpos( $url, '?' ), strlen( $url ) - strpos( $url, '?' ) );
			$url = str_replace( $query_string, "", $url );
		}
		$translated_page = p4we_translated_post_from_name ( basename ( $url ) ); //Query the cache/db using the page_name, use pll_get_post to get current language post and with this post id, get the post.
		if (in_array ( $translated_page->post_type, array (
				'page',
				'wpsc-product'
		) )) {
			$draft_or_pending = in_array ( $translated_page->post_status, array (
					'draft',
					'pending',
					'auto-draft'
			) );

			$url = $wp_rewrite->get_page_permastruct ();

			if ( ! empty ( $url ) && ( ( isset( $translated_page->post_status ) && ! $draft_or_pending) || $sample)) {
				if (! $leavename)
					$url = str_replace ( '%pagename%', get_page_uri( $translated_page ), $url );

				if ( pll_current_language() )
					$url = home_url( pll_current_language () . '/' . $url );
				elseif (isset ( $_COOKIE ['pll_language'] ))
					$url = home_url ( $_COOKIE ['pll_language'] . '/' . $url );
				else
					$url = home_url ( $url );
				$url = user_trailingslashit ( $url, 'page' );
				if( ! empty( $query_string ) )
					$url .= $query_string;
			} else
				$url = home_url ( '?page_id=' . $translated_page->ID );
		}
	}
	return $url;
}

TODO: There’s still a minor outstanding issue. If you add a page not originally included by Theme My Login to be shown to a user, you only get to enter its permalink in one language.

A filter hook needs to be used in order to modify its permalink depending on the language.

Well, I hope you approve this minor Polylang modification.

If you require any additional information, please don’t hesitate to ask.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/polylang/