Gil Yoder

You can also disable the Yoast’s “Force rewrite titles” under title settings on the Titles & Metas page.

To mark this thread as resolved.

So if you want to use my plugin and secure your admin panel, remove FORCE_SSL_ADMIN from wp-config.php and enable Force SSL Admin on the HTTPS settings page and it should provide the same functionality.

Thank you! That clears things up for me now. I installed TML a little while ago, but just now got around to configuring my site to use the themed page rather than the default wp-login.php. When I saw the yellow popup this morning I was trying to get the themed login page to redirect to use HTTPS. I had already set FORCE_SSL_ADMIN manually in wp-config.php, but not FORCE_SSL_ADMIN. I thought your plugin was trying to update that and failed, hence my original post.

Now that I know what the plugin is doing, I’ll go back and remove both and use your plugin for that.!

BTW thanks for your work. I’ve wondered why WordPress did not already use a themed log in page, and I’ve tried several different plugins trying to make the login more professional. TML provides a service that should be “in the box,” but isn’t.

The redirect is not pluggable, so it can cause issues that conflict with the plugin.

Thank you for your response.

Are you saying that the message means that the variables should not be set to true, and not as I thought that the plugin was failing to set them to true? If so, I’d would never have interpreted the statement in that light. That might be understood better, if the word “should” were used in the message rather than “can.”

It is unfortunate if the plugin breaks when these variables are set to true. I don’t want to have users send personal information and passwords without encryption, but I don’t want them to have to use SSL normally. Is there a workaround for this so that the plugin works under the circumstances I describe?

I found WP_DEBUG after I posted my comment, and turned it off when I realized its effect. But thanks for the reply. I’ll look forward to the new version when it comes out.

BTW this is a bit off topic but I have been trying to integrate BuddyPress into one of the xScape themes, newsScape to be exact, and it has been quite a challenge. xScape has built in spupport for bbPress, but the way it builds its pages differs a good bit from the standard, so its not compatible with BuddyPress using the documented procedures.

I am taking the code within the BuddyPress templates and redoing some of them to create shortcodes that I can add in a post or page just so the content of the page will contain what your templates would put there. To do this I am trying to write functions that mimic the logic of the templates but return the content rather than echo it.

Is there anything coming down the pipes for BuddyPress that might make this effort unnecessary?

Again, thanks!