Theme My Login 6.3

Would anybody who was having problems with 6.3.2 be willing to test out the latest dev version of 6.3.3?

Download it here.

Not sure if that is the same problem. On my page non-admin users actually see a profile page but the part where you can change your password is missing. A short hint if that relates to the same bug like the blank profil page would be nice… so I can stop looking around for reasons.

Hi Jeff,

I get the same white page issue with 6.3.3 as with 6.3.2

I’m on the run this morning, but will check out any errors that it throws up a bit later.

@jugendstilbikes: View the source of the page to determine if anything is rendering after where the passwords are supposed to be. If not, turn on debugging in order to see what error is being thrown.

@johnpope: I would love to get access to your site in order to try and figure out what is going on.

Am I correct that 6.3+ will no longer support the template function theme_my_login(), but only the shortcode [theme_my_login]? I’ve been using the function to display the login form in my page headers but after the upgrade to 6.3 it doesn’t output anything.

The function theme_my_login should also still work.

It doesn’t seem to be working for me in plugin version 6.3.4. I have this in my header.php template:

if (function_exists('theme_my_login'))
			{
				theme_my_login('show_title=0');
			}

It doesn’t throw any error, but it also doesn’t display any content.

If it’s any help, I did a bit of debugging and it looks like the arguments to theme_my_login() are somehow getting lost before the call to $instance->display().

Having the same issue with 6.3.6 when used in tandem with the Registered Users Only plugin.

I’m having problems with registration when using the latest version, too. I had to revert to 6.2.3.

With version 6.3.6, I fill out the registration page and it appears to work except that I never get a confirmation that I registered. It just redirects to the login page. No error message. Even with DEBUG set to true, there is no relevant error message. When I disable the plugin, I have no problems at all.

Using a themed registration page is vital to my project, so I hope this can be resolved soon. I cannot post the link publicly, but can send it directly to you if needed.

If you leave the signup to the default wordpress format it never sends the signup confirmation but if you use the custom email signup it works perfect.

At least thats what I have found with testing on 2 of my sites.

@cowdog you can send the link here.

[articlepedia] First of all I would like to thank Jeff for his wonderful plugin…

Same here, and I have gone back to 6.2.3 simply because I do not need the additional pages and features of 6.3.2 and I want to address all WordPress debug notices before upgrading my PHP version at the server.

Before reverting back, I went through and un-checked all TML settings, then ultimately found only a permalink record needing to be removed from the database via phpMyAdmin.

I installed [the 6.2.3] version successfully.

Same here, and as version 9.9.9 for now to circumvent update notices.