Please HELP?!?

  • Resolved oklol911

    (@oklol911)


    9 years, 2 months ago

    Hey guys I am trying to replace the recover password in the login page with a custom url but there is not way I can figure it out.

    I tried changing it in the login.php file but I kept getting a systax error. Please can someone explain to me how I can replace it

    Something so simple has taken me over 3 hours and I still cant figure it out how to change the recover password with my own when users enter the wrong login info and it gives them the option to recover their password!

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  • Hi,

    Did you tried to create a recover password page using the [wppb-recover-passowrd] shortcode?

    Also you can use lostpassword_url=”www.yoursite.com” argument in the [wppb-login] shortcode.

    Best regards,

    Thread Starter oklol911

    (@oklol911)

    Hey thanks for the reply. But what I mean is…

    Every time a user tries to login and fails it will show then “Forgot your password? Click here to recover it” text and if they click on that link it will take them to the default back end wp-login recover password…

    I want to replace that link so it takes them to the [wppb-recover-passowrd] page not the wordpress default one.

    A picture explaining…
    https://oi65.tinypic.com/vmztk4.jpg

    Im a new to PHP and coding so please explain step by step

    Hi,

    First create a new page and insert the [wppb-recover-passowrd] shortcode. Now go to your login page where you are using the [wppb-login] shortcode and insert the lostpassword_url=”www.yoursite.com” argument inside the shortcode. This is how it should look like: [wppb-login lostpassword_url=”www.yoursite.com”]. Replace https://www.yoursite.com with the url/link of your recover password page created earlier.

    Let me know if this works for you.

    Best regards,

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