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Perfect~ Thank you so much! ^^

That could work! Thank you.

I suppose there isn’t a way to change the order if fields as of now, correct?

Thanks again!

Managed to solve the issue after a bit more tinkering!

FYI in case anyone else encounters this problem – I ended up solving the issue by altering the plugin files’ permissions and then clearing my server’s PHP cache.

Just for anyone’s reference – I found a stackoverflow post on the topic. I needed to do a bit of tweaking but it’s a good start for those of you needing the same functionality!

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10376891/make-get-adjacent-post-work-across-custom-post-types

@nacame – So basically my issue was due to the fact that TML now uses cookies to validate the reset password link instead of just the URL. My server was configured in such a way that if a user is logged out, cookies get caught in the cache unless there is an exception. I asked my web host to make exceptions on the appropriate pages (the reset password page and the forgot my password pages).

After I did that, using link-o-mat’s fix worked fine to resolve the expired key issue, but now I am left with the issue of the disappearing characters in the confirm password box. Has anyone found a solution for this?

Hello,

So I am still having this issue. I’m not using a custom resetpass-form template and I also tried changing the line in the /theme-my-login/includes/class-theme-my-login.php file like rodgerholl suggested; no luck. I’m not sure what else I can do.

I’m using the latest versions of both TML (6.3.12) and WordPress (4.2.2)

Purging the Cloudflare cache had no effect. There are a few remaining w3tc files in my wp-content file but they’ve been there for ages so I don’t really see how they would start making problems now on my live site and my test site at the same time.

I’ll try removing them but other than that should I contact my hosting provider?

Thanks so much for the suggestions!

I AM using Cloudflare so I could try a purge of that cache, but the thing is I also have a test server which is not using cloudflare to cache resources and it is having the same problem. This leads me to think it could also be an issue with my hosting provider.

Hi James! ^^

I’m not currently using any caching plugins, although recently I tried using the w3 total cache plugin. Long story short it broke my site and I had to burn it. Is it possible that it maybe left something laying around that is causing this issue?

Yeah as of now I’ve just rolled back to ver 1.9.14 which seems to work fine

Alright, I have resolved the errors for now by repairing the wp_options table and removing the duplicate cron entries using the WordPress backend. I an now wondering whether it is safe for me to activate the newest version of the plugin? Are all of these issues definitely resolved?

THank you!

Hello,

Since updating the plugin i have had the same issues with my wp_options table crashing due to huge numbers of sleeping MySQL queries. My hosting provider has repaired the table, gone back to an earlier version and deacticated the plugin for now, but I’m still getting the same “MysqlError: Duplicate entry ‘cron’ for key ‘option_name'” errors… How exactly was Marius84 able to resolve this?

Also I do not have access to phpmyadmin

Thank you

Alright, turns out I just needed to include the personal options in my Theme my Login template. My apologies!

The only issue I am left with now is that the ‘Disassociate with Facebook’ button is not doing anything when I click it on my front end profile page (the one generated by the Theme my Login template). It works fine in the WordPress backend profile.php page, and the link with facebook button also works peachy on both pages!

Can you think of any reason why this could be?

Thanks again!

I tried hooking in the jfb_wp_addprofileoptions function but on the theme my login profile page I just get some text that says:

Facebook: Not Connected

Is it even possible to generate the button outside of profile.php? If not this would be a huge issue for me.