Lost Password Redirect

[bisrael]

I have attempted to disable redirects via your plugin but I’m seeing that when your plugin is active, the ‘Lost Password’ link on my login page is being directed a page named ‘Lost Password’. I’ve deleted that page from my wordpress site and the link is still referring to the now non-existant page.

When I deactivate your plugin, the link is accurate and functional. Here’s the Lost Passord link with your plugin disabled.

a href=”http://localhost:8080/lbc/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword” title=”Password Lost and Found”>Lost your password?

Here’s the link with your plugin enabled – notice the page_id included in the URL.
a href=”http://localhost:8080/lbc/?page_id=2394&action=lostpassword” title=”Password Lost and Found”>Lost your password?

I am quite certain this issue began with the latest update.

Suggestions to correct this issue would be more appreciated.

B Israel
London, Ontario

[bisrael]

I know know if this is going to help you or not but the the page 2394 (above) was created by your function named getExecutionPage.

[bisrael]

I’ve resolved the issue by commenting out your function named ‘getExecutionPage’ in the module user-meta\models\pro\umSupportProModel.php

The ‘Lost Password’ and ‘Logout’ href’s no longer contain a reference to the page constructed by the above function.

[Support]

You can also trigger filter hook to replace lost password url without hacking plugin source code. To do that, add following code to your functions.php

add_filter('lostpassword_url','lostpassword_url_default', 50, 2);
function lostpassword_url_default(){
    $args = array( 'action' => 'lostpassword' );
    return add_query_arg( $args, network_site_url('wp-login.php', 'login') );
}

Thanks.

[vincentl]

Hello,
I have the same issue, but I noticed it is doing that for admin role, not for subscriber role, (haven’t tested with other user roles).

I have added the code to the functions.php , without success.

I guess it is the functions.php in my theme folder, don’t know about any other one.

What is wrong? why is it set up that way by default also? it doesn’t make sense to me.

I want to logout, i didn’t lose my password and don’t request it to be reset.

Could you explain why it is like that? and offer me an easy solution to this.

Thanks
Vincent

[bisrael]

I did try the “add_filter” solution you offered but found it did not work.

My solution (commenting out the getExecutionPage function) does appear to work.

[gzip]

I’m seeing this too — when I log out I’m directed to a Lost password Page. I would expect to be directed either to the page I was on when I logged out, or to a “log in” page. I’ll try the fixes above, but find this to be a nuisance.

Please let me know if you fix it in a future version — Thanks.

[gzip]

No luck with the functions.php code here either. It is happening with the pro version I have installed on an external server, but not in my development environment (MAMP) with pretty much the same code, theme, etc… except I’m running the free version of User Meta there.

hackity hack hack..

[gzip]

I solved this by going into Settings and selecting a Login page. Now the logout redirect takes me to Login.

Whatever you do – don’t check the box “Disable default login url (http://etcetc.net/login/)”. Neither wp-admin nor login urls will work because of a mess of redirects.

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