Alberto Hornero

This error can only be thrown by a failure in the user’s creation (due to some restriction), or by security because the anti-spam honeypot has popped up, which would only happen if a robot or other plugin filled in the hidden “website” field for this purpose. It sounds to me like it could be a compatibility problem with some other installed plugin, could you please check that?

Hi @parsmdor, I am sorry but this feature is not yet implemented.

Alberto.

I am glad you like it ??

Hi @mrjoshfisher thank you very much for reporting this issue and also a possible solution. Would you mind explaining which part of the code you did modify?

Thanks!

Thanks @pablomargareto for the answer. That’s the way.

Another thing to check is to update (re-save) the page/post which includes the corresponding shortcode, for the plugin to know where the shortcode is located.

This is intended for the new user to start using with a standby role, which you need to perform the necessary modification to work as you expected. When this plugin was originally developed the main use of this functionality was to keep the user in a role where he/she had limited capabilities.

Hi @kimili you can modify by yourself on the form within the plugin code. To prevent overriding in future updates you can place the modification on your theme. Thanks for the suggestion for including it in the base code, I will take into account.

Hi @wordtalk112

Very much to our regret, but this is a limitation from our plugin. Due to the callback, the shortcode should be placed within a page/post, not in a modal/popup window, otherwise it doesn’t work.

At least, I am glad you finally found a solution. Thanks for sharing.

In that case, the only way would be hiding the link from the login form. I’d use a CSS overwriting rule from your child/main theme.

Best regards,

Alberto.

Another option would be deleting the post which contains the registration shortcode.

Alberto.

Thanks for your positive feedback ??

Hi @wordtalk112 you can delete the post which contains the registration shortcode. If this does not work, then delete (by keeping empty) the corresponding key cl_* in <your_url>/wp-admin/options.php page.

Best regards,

Alberto.

Hi @tatatie,

One idea could be going to your_url/wp-admin/options.php and search for “cl_” strings, then delete or update (with your new target URL) the one including the URL for the Clean Login registration page and save the changes. And that’s all.

Best regards,

Alberto.

You should do it in your browser: your_url/wp-admin/options.php

cl_ strings are not files, are located within you database and can be updated from this page.

Hi @jaroslawistok, you can modify your CSS according to your theme’s style. This is something not in the side of the plugin, which only provides a basic stylesheet for that purpose.