boonofdoom

Thank you! You were correct, it was a conflict with my custom child theme, which I have since troubleshot and repaired.

Any updates on this? I am trying to figure out a workaround, but even if I size all the images in the carousel exactly the same height (600px) AND specify that as the height of the slider (600px), the images still get blown up past their resolution and then cropped.

Maybe if I make them all square?

Upgrading WordPress did not fix the error.

I seem to be getting this same error–403 Forbidden on clicking “BUY NOW” to buy a ticket for one of my events, also with all other plugins deactivated and using a basic theme (Twenty Seventeen). This is using Event Tickets 4.10.1.1 and The Events Calendar 4.8.2, in WordPress 4.9.9. I’m going to try upgrading WordPress to 5.1 now to see if that helps.

Thanks for any help.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by boonofdoom.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by boonofdoom.

Thank you! I had to not only create a project and get a Google Maps Javascript API Key but also activate the google maps api on my account, but it works now!

https://console.developers.google.com/apis/dashboard

Sorry, I just discovered this other thread which I think addresses the same problems mentioned above.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/support-for-new-password-features-in-43?replies=12

Sorry for the duplicate, and thanks for your work. For what it’s worth, I’d be happy to pay for a pro version of TML.

I tried disabling all other plugins, that didn’t change anything.

Then I tried updating my original profile-form.php to reflect the new profile-form.php that came with 6.4.3. That made it worse–the fields disappeared completely and all I saw was a button saying “Generate Password”. Then I tried deleting my customized profile-form.php and relying on the default, and that too was worse–password fields still hidden, and now there was a checkbox marked “Confirm use of weak password”.

So I reverted back to my original profile-form.php for now, since it seems to be the most functional option.

FYI, I noticed that on my testing site, which is more or less identical to the live site (same theme code, same TML version), with the exception that it’s running on WP 4.4.1 instead of 4.4.3, this problem does not occur.

Yes, but resetpass-form.php is not one of them. I did have a custom version of login-form.php which I had not updated, and I’ve gone and done that now. But it didn’t fix the problem.

Okay, ignore that last part: the password strength indicator doesn’t work because of Cloudflare caching, but even with caching off, the form fields still don’t display correctly. I took a screenshot here:

https://weightlessbooks.com/images/Screen%20Shot%202016-01-05%20at%2010.31.26%20AM.jpg

I seem to be having a similar problem; javascript seems to be interfering with the password reset form, but in a slightly different way than mentioned above. For me it’s the paragraph with class “user-pass2-wrap” that’s marked display none. Also, the password strength indicator doesn’t work in Firefox or Chrome, though it works in Safari.

If it’s any help, I did a bit of debugging and it looks like the arguments to theme_my_login() are somehow getting lost before the call to $instance->display().

It doesn’t seem to be working for me in plugin version 6.3.4. I have this in my header.php template:

if (function_exists('theme_my_login'))
			{
				theme_my_login('show_title=0');
			}

It doesn’t throw any error, but it also doesn’t display any content.

Am I correct that 6.3+ will no longer support the template function theme_my_login(), but only the shortcode [theme_my_login]? I’ve been using the function to display the login form in my page headers but after the upgrade to 6.3 it doesn’t output anything.

KatieKat,

If you’re still getting that error it probably means you haven’t set up the Redirection plugin correctly. When I navigate to wp-login.php I don’t see wp-login.php at all. Instead I am instantly redirected to /login/.

I’m not affiliated with either of these plugins, so my suggestion would be to go over to the Redirection plugin forums and ask there:

https://www.ads-software.com/tags/redirection?forum_id=10

Well, it’s a plugin, but I wrote it myself. So I guess you could call that manually.

I looked through the plugin code a bit and decided I’m just going to leave wordpress and my mailing list unconnected at least for now. Until I figure out an easier way. ??