This is not possible for security reasons.
in the browser. This message is displayed on this page: https://dhnbfoundation.org/index.php/password-reset/?act=reset_password after typing new passwords and click the “change my password button”.
I am using the UM plugin for my other website and there I don’t have any issues, this issue is faced only for this site: https://dhnbfoundation.org/
I have no idea what blocking this to happen. Anyone could suggest what could be done to solve this problem?
]]>I need help currently I am working with my database in WordPress table users.
My project is a collection of lists of information in our team, each member will receive a temporary account they should able to update their password from their custom dashboard what I did is to update their password I give them custom form that I made with HTML/PHP.
In this part of my codes, I got a problem. Can you help me to solve this?
* Before they update the password they should confirm the old one but every time I am trying to confirm I received an error.
<?php
//...
//...
// here my if statement
// when I confirm the old password from new one using md5
// it return incorrect password.
if ( md5($_POST["currentPassword"]) == $row['user_pass'] )
{
mysqli_query($connection, " UPDATE wpqu_users SET
user_pass = MD5('" . $_POST["newPassword"] . "')
WHERE ID = '" . $current_user->ID . "'");
$message = "Password Changed";
} else {
$message = "Current Password is not correct";
}
Please Thanks for help :))
]]>Thanks
]]>So the new site is working fine, but the old one cant load now, and I am guessing it is because I changed the user password that was attached to the database. I have looked all over settings and can’t find a way to update it to the correct password. What am I missing?
]]>This is a great plug-in but I found 2 issues that I can’t seem to figure out how to resolve.
Issue 1:
When your logged in and you press “Edit Your Profile” your taken to a page to edit your information. But if you log out while still on that page the page refreshes and displays the login (username/password) fields and then underneath the “registration form”. Is there anyway to remove the registration form or even have that page go back to the login page instead of displaying the login/register fields?
Issue 2:
When you click on “change password” and you don’t enter any changes (keep both fields blank) and still click “update password” the change still happens but your password is set to nothing which it won’t let you log in and an administrator would have to reset the password. Is their a fix for this?
One recommendation it would be great to have the “reset password link” at the bottom of the login page.
Please let me know if anyone is experiencing these issues.
Thanks,
Brad