jpizzolato

I found the problem. A plugin was causing the problem. All In One SEO Pro needed a version update. Once that was done this problem went away.

Thanks Gabriel, I’ll do what you suggest.

Sorry Jeff, I didn’t know you replied.

I had to add two custom meta fields..

custom meta field 1… on the login page I added…
_tml_action with a value of login

custom meta field 2…. on the logout page I added…
_tml_action with a value of logout

It is working the way it should now… when you are not logged in, “Log In” only appears on the menu. When you are logged in “Log Out” only appears on the menu.

Thank you for your help, I appreciate it.

See previous post.

Correction on the last line. it should read “The Log In entry on the menu does NOT disappear after logging in, but the Log Out entry is only displayed when the person is logged in

So there seems to be a problem with only the Log In entry on the menu.

Thanks for the information Jeff but it is not working that way. The Log Out entry on the menu is not appearing until I login, so that is working the way you say it should, however, the Log In entry stays on the menu even after logging in,

I have two pages defined…. Log In with a url page name being /login and I have a Log Out page with the url page being /logout. Both are defined on the menu.

I also tried changing the url of the log in page to /login2 and /log-in, all giving the same result. And that is the Log In entry on the menu does not disappear after logging in, but the Log Out entry is only displayed when the person is not logged in.

Thanks for responding Jeff, but I don’t want both a Log In and a Log Off entry to be on the Menu. What happen to the functionality that changed the “Log In” text to “Log Off” text after logging in?

I have the same problem. I don’t see a sitemap.xml anywhere in the root directory, nor do I see anywhere in the plugin settings to create one.

The plug-in docs say the sitemap is automatically generated… when? where?

Can someone answer this question please. It seems there are a lot of people confused by this. Thank you

Does anybody know of a fix for this in Worpress 4.1? When the username and password are entered on a login page a Worpress error screen is returned with the “cookies not enabled” error, but when entered again on the WordPress error screen the login works. I have seen a workaround fix to the wp-login.php file for WordPress 3.7 but not to the file for WordPress 4.1.

The fix I have seen for 3.7 is the following fix to wp-login.php
Comment out lines 744-746 in wp-login.php . It should look like this:
//if ( isset($_POST[‘testcookie’]) && empty($_COOKIE[TEST_COOKIE]) )
// $user = new WP_Error(‘test_cookie’, __(“ERROR: Cookies are blocked or not supported by your browser. You must enable cookies to use WordPress.”));
// else
$user = wp_signon(”, $secure_cookie);

Does anyone know of a similar fix for WordPress 4.1?

That is correct.. .that Edit link is only visible to the Administrators…. I will not be an Administrator on the site. I am developing a WordPress site for them. Another Edit link, pointing to a different Page, will be displayed in place of that one.

Do you know how to omit this link? what php program is it coming from?

I found that TML 6.2.3 does everything it is suppose to, so I loaded that version and everything appears to be working well. Don’t know what happen to the quality of TML in later versions but load 6.2.3 and you will sleep better.

I found that TML 6.2.3 also does everything it is suppose to, so I loaded that version and everything appears to be working well.

Well I solved my problem by loading version 6.1.4 of TML. This older version of TML is working much, much better then the newest version of TML which is very buggy.

Thanks ann for your input but I don’t want the admins to go directly to the Dashboard when they log in. Using the TML redirection modules, I’m redirecting them to a page on the website, which is working fine. If they have to go to the Dashboard they are going to the upper left corner after loggin in, clicking the drop down and selecting Dashboard. This is where TML fails. Instead of going to the Dashboard the admin is being logged out and is presented with the login screen again.

My problem has been fixed. My mistake.

I’m having the same problem. The mail is sent okay and the headers look fine but when I press the “reply” button it is sending the reply to the “to” email ([email protected]) instead of the “from” email ([email protected])

THE MAIL HEADER:
from: John Pizzolato <[email protected]>
to: [email protected]
date: Fri, Dec 6, 2013 at 3:51 PM
subject: Orders

I am using gmail and this problem only occurs with mail sent from the Contact Form 7.

Please help

John