Victor Noyes

Your login looks like a post. Why are you not using the Ajax feature on yoiur site?

A nice looking site by the way!

If you leave the signup to the default wordpress format it never sends the signup confirmation but if you use the custom email signup it works perfect.

At least thats what I have found with testing on 2 of my sites.

@jan Dembowski

Point Taken.

Jeff,

I agree with you totally regarding tampered plugins. I think what you seem to disregard is that some of these people are running above par sites and either have back-end clients logging in or front-end customers to an ecomm site and consider the appearance very important and every minute the site is not functioning properly seems like an eternity.

That being said they should probably just hire a pro for maintenance. ??

They were unavailable for a few hours. You would think that people would download the plugins direct and archive them just in case. ??

I fixed my issue. I had used the plugin auto update and was then restricted from the admin so I deleted the plugin and the theme_my_login_themed_profiles key from the database reinstalled TML and all is well.

Works as it should.

By the way The Ajax feature is Awesome! Love It!

I updated on one of my sites and its still locking the admin out of the backend.

If you work with code at all check out this thread.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2630013/invalid-argument-supplied-for-foreach

I read her post to mean she could not delete from the computer itself. I delete plugins all the time with Dreamweaver that were installed directly from wp-admin without having to change permissions.

Are you trying to delete the file from the FTP program? If so try deleting it right from the folder in your Hard Drive. Like in my case I use Dreamweaver but I can also delete directly from the folder in my c:drive.

You may have to delete the plugin altogether directly from the hosting panel, before you upload the old copy.

Right. I only ask the question because most hosting control panels will allow you to revert your site to a previous date and restore TML with no issues.

Who is your host?

My guess the reason that is happening is there are no settings for the new default TML pages.

I think the problems are stemming from conflicts with other plugins. I had deactivated all the plugins and when reactivated the site went down completly. 6.2.3 no issues