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  • Plugin Author Kevin Vess

    (@kevinvess)

    Hi– thanks for using Force Login!

    Since your site is using a custom reset password URL, you will need to use Force Login’s bypass filter to allow public access to those custom URLs.

    Good luck!

    Thread Starter joe01

    (@joe01)

    Hi Kevin,
    thans for your help.
    Id did that before, (forgot to mention, sorry) but it does not work. It works for every url, but not for the Password Reset url

    // Allow these absolute URLs
    $allowed = array(
    home_url( ‘/impress/’ ), // works
    home_url( ‘/xyz/’ ), // works
    home_url( ‘/request-new-password/’ ), // does not work

    Any idea?
    Best regards

    Plugin Author Kevin Vess

    (@kevinvess)

    Using an absolute URL to bypass visits to the password reset link won’t work because the reset link changes for each user/instance. It’s never the absolute same.

    home_url( ‘/request-new-password/’ )

    does not equal

    'https://www.domain.com/request-new-password/?action=rp&key=cxyxyxyxyxyxxyxy&login=XY'

    You will need to bypass this page using a method that does not rely on an absolute URL.

    If it is a WordPress page, you should be able to use the is_page() conditional tag to determine whether or not to bypass Force Login.

    Good luck!

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