Grubbyseismic

I think this may lie in how you’ve set up your WP install as a whole, not the set up for this plugin.

After loggin into WP, go to the Settings box in the admin bar (on the left, at the bottom).
Go into “General”.
Make sure that under “Membership”, that the “Anyone can register” checkbox is definitely checked / filled in!

I notice a similar problem when trying to add content through the Custom CSS control:

Using the CONTENT property, you have to enter a parameter inside quotes. R+R seems to escape these quotes once for every time I save the page. This adds another switch every time I hit “Submit”.

After the first time a switch like this is added this content disappears anyway, leaving the entire exercise pointless.

Any thoughts anyone, possibly involving how this input box is encoded?…

The way R+R [seems] to work, it adds all of the info’ users provide into the database.

Therefore I’m guessing that same info’ should be attached when you action the standard import function.

Unless that only imports content?…

Isn’t there an option to turn off line-break tags in messages?

See the Screenshots section of the R+R page in the Plugin Directory, second screen’ near the bottom.

P.S.
Open the above image in your browser, and you should be able to zoom in to read it!

Yeah, it’s confusing isn’t it? I see from my site the markup reads: [H1][anchor]Blogname[/anchor][/H1]
Unfortunately that’s not what’s displayed!

Before you go ahead and do this, I should warn you that ANY automatic update to WP you commit will undo this change. Make sure you download new code, edit it again, then upload the new files, with this edition!

Also, I have no idea if this will affect wether anything shows up there at all once you have completed this edit. It could break your design, and that consideration should be important to you as have a custom logo and this edit could break your design.

To get rid of the anchor / link, you simply have to edit the PHP file your users are accessing, namely WP-LOGIN.PHP.
Observe: go to login or register, and the URL in your browser should read “WP-LOGIN.PHP” at the end, possibly with an appended query after it.
From my editor, the code you need lies on line 87 if you’re running WP-MS, 89 otherwise.

I’m currently wrestling with R+R on:
Friends of Heatham House

I assume you’ve done a test of your shiny new form and successfully added yourself as a subscriber / contributor?

I’m having major problems getting FORCE_SSL_ADMIN to work.

The define statement is waaaay up the page (wp-config.php) and yet the login process stops at wp-login.php.

Server setup problem? ssl_module is loaded…

Is it true the official secure admin plugin only works on WP 2.7- ?…

I’m no expert, but I’m assuming you read the Codex page on Hardening WordPress?

I’m majorly stuck getting FORCE_SSL_ADMIN to work at all!

I’m having big problems getting FORCE_SSL_ADMIN to work at all! Any luck?

I’ve made sure that the define('FORCE_SSL_ADMIN', true); statement is before the statement loading/redir’ to wp-settings, so I’m assuming it’s either my server setup (I do have ssl_module loaded) or that my wp-config is a directory above the rest of the site.

The error specifically stops at wp-login.php.

This is the sound of me drowning in sorrow (yeah, it’s brew time!)…