Riccardoperello

I was thinking, why don’t you plan to extend your plugin with Login, Logout, Profile, and lost-password forms?

It could be awesome for the multisite users.
I think we would buy it.

Thank you so much for all the time you are using for my issue.
Here you have the post I wrote on WPML support: https://wpml.org/it/forums/topic/wpml-join-my-multisite-issue/

I hope they will find out a solution.
Thanks.

Riccardo

Yes I did, and if I set a page in “en” the registration confirmation is in english and the email too. But French does not work anymore.

But the plugin does not allow me to choose a page for English and one for French.
I am using WPML plugin to make translations.

And when I switch from a language to the other in your plugin settings, the page I selected before, disappears.
I can create an Admin account for you, if you prefer to take a look by your own.

Riccardo

Here you are:
https://1drv.ms/1HpJ8Vh

You can find two images of the French and English settings.
When, in French, I select a page in the Registration section, it disappears when I switch to English (see image JMM_eng.png)

If I select a page in English, it disappears in French.

Thank you Mika.

What do you mean with “What settings did you pick in jmm for the en site?”?
Are there any settings for each language?

Yes, they should be sent back to /en/ in step two, but I don’t know how to do it.

You are right, multilingual is always a bit of a joke.

Yes, the site’s main language is French.
To be more clear:
1. https://vador.abvent.com/abventid/en/register/ (english)
User enter username and email then he validates.
2. The page is reloaded, but in French version: https://vador.abvent.com/abventid/register/, and the confirmation message appears : https://1drv.ms/1HpJ8Vh
3. the confirmation email is in French too.

What can I do? Do you know what I can change to get your plugin compatible with this issue?
Thank you Mika.

Thank you Mika.
Finally I commented the lines that call the multisite template of TML, in theme-my-login.php:

// if ( is_multisite() ) {
// 	// require_once( WP_PLUGIN_DIR . '/theme-my-login/includes/class-theme-my-login-ms-signup.php' );

// 	// Instantiate Theme_My_Login_MS_Signup singleton
// 	Theme_My_Login_MS_Signup::get_object();
// }

And now both plugins work together.

Thank you again.
I have another question for you, this time is just about your plugin.
I’ll open a new issue.

I commented the following lines in theme-my-login.php:

if ( is_multisite() ) {
 	// require_once( WP_PLUGIN_DIR . '/theme-my-login/includes/class-theme-my-login-ms-signup.php' );

 	// Instantiate Theme_My_Login_MS_Signup singleton
 	Theme_My_Login_MS_Signup::get_object();
 }

and now the redirection to the register page works fine.
The downside is that I had to modify the code file. So I have to modify it after each upgrade of your plugin.

Thank you anyway.

Riccardo

Sorry Jeff.
I found out that is better to use your TML on single sites and allow users to register on the network site without TML but with the default WordPress wp-signup.php.

Thanks for your plugin.

Riccardo

Hi. Bad news for Multisite.
I have TML installed in a multisite network.
I register on my network and I receive the activation link by email. But this one goes to the login page, without activating the user.

What can I do to use the regular wordpress activation together with the login/register/lostpassword of TML?

Riccardo