[Plugin: Profile Builder] Linking "Forgot password" Link to right page

I’m having the same problem. did u got any solution ??

Hello,

you can use the built-in filter to change this: wppb_login_url

okay, I was able to modify wppb.login.php (on line 200)

Modified to this below:
$siteURL=get_option(‘siteurl’).’/password-recovery?action=lostpassword’;

That’s the first part to the solution, now the other part is when someone actually types in a wrong username or pass, they’re prompted with an error message and allows them to recovery the pass but that one points to wp-login (which is what we don’t want)

I found the culprit but I just need help figuring out what to strip, comment or modify?

I’m guessing it’s the code block below.
<p class=”error”>
<?php
if ( trim($_POST[‘user-name’]) == ”){
$loginFilterArray[’emptyUsernameError’] = ‘‘. __(‘ERROR:’,’profilebuilder’).’ ‘. __(‘The username field is empty’, ‘profilebuilder’).’.’;
$loginFilterArray[’emptyUsernameError’] = apply_filters(‘wppb_login_empty_username_error_message’, $loginFilterArray[’emptyUsernameError’]);
echo $loginFilterArray[’emptyUsernameError’];
}
if ( is_wp_error($wppb_login) ){
$loginFilterArray[‘wpError’] = $wppb_login->get_error_message();
$loginFilterArray[‘wpError’] = apply_filters(‘wppb_login_wp_error_message’, $loginFilterArray[‘wpError’],$wppb_login);
echo $loginFilterArray[‘wpError’];
}
?>

barinagabriel:

you can use the built-in filter to change this: wppb_login_url

Hi, what do you mean by that? Am not sure if I completely understand. How do I do that?
Thanks ??

Hello,

filters are to hook functions on; for instance
add_filter (‘wppb_login_url’, ‘myFunct’, 10, 2);
function myFunct($oldRedirect, $siteURL){
/* what you return here will be the new url, as filters have higher priority */

return ‘< a href = “‘.$siteURL.’/myPasswordRecoveryPageURL ” >Recover Pass'< / a >’;
}

Hope this helps!
Gabriel

thanks @barinagabriel.
Your answer helped.but some changes in your code that made my code working
what i used is

add_filter ('wppb_login_url', 'myFunct', 10, 2);
function myFunct($oldRedirect, $siteURL){
/* what you return here will be the new url, as filters have higher priority */

return '<a href ="'.home_url().'/forgot-password/">Recover Password</a>';
}

@sasha1,

didn’t the variable $siteURL return the needed base-url? What did it return/what did you need to return?

Gabriel

@barinagabriel. no way your code was perfact. i used this because throughout my site i have used home_url().
only error in your code was some extra ' before </a>.
Other than that you have delivered the perfact…

@sasha1 I have added that extra whitespace in the html tags to make sure it won’t get transformed into a link, and thus not displaying the html code anymore.

Gabriel