[10in30muscle]

Um, so is it possible? ^ to have the “Lost your password” link closed until a user clicks on it?

Or is that only with Ajax enabled?

[10in30muscle]

OK thanks! It worked great! I unchecked Ajax. Can I still have the “Lost your password” closed until a user clicks on it?

[10in30muscle]

wooho I’m in! lol. I added this line you wrote in another topic:
“value” => @$login[ ‘disable_wp_login_php’ ], to the loginSettings.php

and it allowed me to log in again. But I still have the page in page problem. I’ll send you a username/password through your Contact Us so you can see. thanks

[10in30muscle]

I agree that more documentation or step by step Quick Start Guide would be helpful. For example, When I’m in the Settings/General tab, I select a page from the dropdown “User Profile” to be: Profile Page Selection and that’s going to be where the users will see and edit their profile, right?? But then I still have to go and add the [user-meta type="profile" form="your_form_name"] to that page, right? Didn’t selecting it from the dropdown already choose it as the profile page??

And do we still have to make a form for the profile page? Because it doesn’t seem like we need to make one for Login. That one just showed up. I didn’t make it.

And then in the Login tab, I chose my login page, “User Login” and checked “Disable default login url”, so that worked at least to display the login form, but what’s that stuff underneath where it says Login Form and in a box it has %login_form%
%lostpassword_form%

What do I do with that??

For now, I need to get back into my site!

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