• Was having problems with the registration form getting a element style display: none on one site yesterday… spent hours trying to find the problem, only knew it was some where in RPR

    Just updated RPR on another site, same exact problem, the registration form is hidden, unless you inspect the element and disable the display:none… CSS will not override it

    This is happening with the latest version on two different themes, both when using Theme my Login. Theme my login works fine on it’s own, RPR works fine on its own, and they were working fine together before.

    Where is this element style coming from???!!

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  • Thread Starter grindflow

    (@grindflow)

    went back to 3.7.1…. problem doesn’t happen in this version… unfortunately I can’t disable the username though w/ this version

    Have you had any luck / are there any changes to this issue?

    From what I understand you’ve said, you have a form, set up with R+R’s special magic included, but it has had the display: none; CSS rule applied to it, so nobody can see it. I have to say, that bites.

    RadioK (this plugin’s author) is still “beavering away” at new developments, but I’m being nosey!

    As a result, I have to ask: when you view your form, what do you see when you VIEW SOURCE from your web-browser?
    Let me know if you need some help with this.

    Thread Starter grindflow

    (@grindflow)

    I’m still using the 3.7.1 version and theme my login 6.1.2… they continue to conflict. I have to do a core hack to hide an extra login. Tried the latest versions of the plugins and core last week with the same mess.

    I’ll be working on a sister site this week, so if I can recreate the issue and give you a look if your interested

    If I was the author of this plugin, I would definitely appreciate it!

    Have you heard anything from Jeff Farthing (i.e. jfarthing84)? I see he’s recently completed a new build of his plugin (so it’s now at 6.1.3), but I’m sure he’d appreciate a message. The board for his plugin seems quite active too!

    Hi,
    I seem to be having the same issue, when used in conjunction with TML, the RPR registration form doesn’t show up even though it is visible in the source code. Did you manage to fix this on your website? Any hints as what needs to be done?

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter grindflow

    (@grindflow)

    Try the 3.7.1 version of RPR and 6.1.2 of TML together

    You’ll get an extra login box in some cases… i think i modified the wp-login.php or some core file to remove the extra one… can’t remember

    Sorry this is a little late, but I second what grindflow’s saying: but make sure you do use the latest version.

    This way, you can add some Custom CSS (that will definitely work!) in R+R. No further input from TML required.
    Let me know where the sites are and I can provide you with the code to add and where to put it (very simple, a copy / paste job for you).

    I still haven’t gone hunting for the same issue on TML’s page: has anyone found anything similar?…

    Thread Starter grindflow

    (@grindflow)

    Ok, I’ve had our amazing programmer take a look at this…. here’s the fix to make it work with theme my login:

    wp-content/plugins/register-plus-redox/register-plus-redox.php

    Near line 1350, you will see the original code:

    jQuery(document).ready(function() {
          jQuery("#user_login").parent().parent().hide();
         });

    Change it so it looks like this:

    /**
          * Code modified by Stewart Adam <[email protected]> 2011
          * Add extra IDs to the jQuery selectors to fix breaking with theme my login
          */
         jQuery(document).ready(function() {
          jQuery("#login #user_login").parent().parent().hide();
         });
         jQuery(document).ready(function() {
          jQuery("#theme-my-login #user_login").parent().hide();
         });

    Hi, Thanks for this, it looks like we’re getting closer to an answer. The register form does display correctly however if I tick the ‘Use Email as Username’ checkbox, I end up with the same problem, the registration form shows up when loading the page but is immediately hidden by javascript.

    Thread Starter grindflow

    (@grindflow)

    right now we have this working with the use email as username… with the above code

    Ok, I figured it out. The ’email as username’ issue was theme specific. I managed to fix it by using the [raw] shortcode.

    I don’t think I could have got that to work without your piece of code, thanks for your help guys!

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