chuckienorton

I had removed all other plugins at one point. Right now, however, I went a different direction and removed BNFW. I simply wanted to make you aware for your own sake and future users.

If no one else reports this, and you haven’t been able to duplicate it locally, feel free to ignore.

Thanks for responding.

Thanks,

I’m using the built in wordpress ‘add new user’ form: /wp/wp-admin/user-new.php.

Thanks,

It’s the “New User Registration – For User” notification.

It’s in Single site mode.

Thanks @bnfw.

Here is the code i am using.

Congratulations! You are now an approved product.?That means you’re now eligible to participate in our sponsorship opportunities.

Please follow the instructions below to login and see what options are available.

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First, <a href="[password_url]">set your own password</a>. 

Then use your username - <strong>[user_login] -</strong>?to login.

That above link tries to go to: “http//mywebsite/wp/wp-login.php?action=rp&key=lCeYQBQiRs81OIncXPa0&login=testuser3” – notice the missing “:” after http.

However if i put the non-html link in like this:

[password_url]

it produces the the correct url: “https://mywebsite/wp/wp-login.php?action=rp&key=lCeYQBQiRs81OIncXPa0&login=testuser3” – but it’s a string ( which makes sense ) and would need to be selected and copied by a user to actually use.

Only unique thing about my system is that I set it up with Roots/Sage. But otherwise there were no unique filters or hooks in play.

Thanks for the quick response!

Yes that is correct. If you don’t use a link, it shows the entire url – except – that it’s not a link, just plain text. So a user sees the plain text url, and would need to copy/paste it into the address bar. So that way is definitely not ideal.

Now i’m wondering if I am the only one seeing this? Or has it just not been reported before!?

I figured it out. Posted here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/199154?replies=9#post-1061504

I figured it out. Posted here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/199154?replies=9#post-1061504

I figured out. Posted here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/199154?replies=9#post-1061504

Ok, I figure it out. You have to use this extension: https://www.webspaceworks.com/resources/wordpress/30/ (click downloads on left to install).

Then after activating, I simply used this:

<?php
// Sub level navigation
$g_page_id = $wp_query->get_queried_object_id();
$ancestorIDs = _wswwpx_page_get_ancestor_ids($g_page_id);
$grandParent = $ancestorIDs[1];
wswwpx_fold_page_list("title_li=<h5>hide</h5>&amp;depth=3&amp;child_of=".$grandParent);
?>

Here is working example: https://www.thebestcoffee.com/local/community/coffee-college/brewing-coffee-basics/

@karl19 Thanks, helped me a bunch!

My guess, after seeing this question OVER and OVER again is that it’s either really hard to do, or not possible.

I’d love to hear a developer’s thoughts on the matter.

Thanks in advance!

Chris, I’m looking for same thing. Did you ever find a solution?

Thanks!
Chuck

bmp…. I’m stuck with same problem. I have 3 levels deep:

-about us
–biographies
—one person
—another person

the top page (about us) is in header
the sub pages (biographies and sub biographies) are listed in right hand navigation.

when you click any of the biographies, the whole side navigation is LOST. here is live site: https://www.thebestcoffee.com/local/community/.

Thanks in advance for any help!

C

quick question on same subject, how can you continue showing just those subpages of the main top page (in a sidebar) with a lot of sub levels. I got it working great up to 2 levels deep (see here: https://www.thebestcoffee.com/local/jones-coffee-roasters/biographys/). But if you click on that third level, it turns it into the second level.

Does that make sense. Click the link above, and click “biographies/Mireya” and you’ll see that it turns “mireya” into the main level.

Thanks in advance!
Chuck