bytheriver

Sorry to keep bothering you about this.

I put My Courses as a submenu item under both Log In and Log Out and what happened was:
– if a user was logged in, My Courses appeared as a top menu item (in place of Log In) plus as a submenu under Log Out, so that it is in 2 places just as it looks on the menu settings page
– if a user was not logged in, My Courses appeared as a top menu item (in place of Log Out) plus as a submenu item under Log In, so that it is in 2 places just as it looks on the menu settings page

I was able to work around it by reorienting and putting Log In and Log Out both as submenu items under My Courses and now the login/logout works just fine. So I’ve got it working ok but I thought you would like to know about the issue.

Regards,

Suzy

Thank you. That did return the logout page to the menu which is a most welcome sight. (However, a page called “My Courses” used to be underneath the login/logout pages as a submenu item. This is still the case before logging in but now, once the user has logged in, it is no longer a submenu item but another top menu item. Is it possible to keep it as a submenu item whether or not logged in?

Also, now that I can test using logout from the menu, I discovered that even though in the redirect settings it is still set to return the user to the TML themed login page, it’s showing the standard wordpress logout page. Do I now need to make that a custom location in the settings? That means I would lose the message that the user has been successfully logged out.

See at Thank you. That did return the logout page to the menu which is a most welcome sight. However, a page called “My Courses” used to be underneath the login/logout pages as a submenu item. This is still the case before logging it but now, once the user has logged in, it is no longer a submenu item but another top menu item.
Also, now that I can test using logout from the menu, I discovered that even though in the redirect settings it is still set to return the user to the TML themed login page, it’s showing the standard wordpress logout page. Do I now need to make that a custom location in the settings? That means I would lose the message that the user has been successfully logged out.

You can see at teachingsofvalue.org

I am having the same problem too and had to deactivate it. Too bad – I miss it.