miller.seth.c

I was also using custom post type, so that’s the problem. However, thank you for showing me the link to test if the API was returning the correct response, that also was helpful. I’ll see if I can reconfigure it to work with my custom post type by checking if the custom post type exists and then if it does to work in the php file. Thank you again!
Seth

I also receive this problem. It never loads. I also saw in another post that it needs to just be the slug, but when I input the slug doesn’t work. It just has a loading icon spinning in the middle of a blank white screen.

Hi Chip_88,
My current theme doesn’t have the profile-form.php copied into it. I would recommend copying it as a backup somewhere, and then removing it from the theme.

While in the admin dashboard, when you click directly on “TML” in the left side hand column there are specific modules you can turn on and off. Do you have the module “Enable Themed Profiles” with the description of “Enabling this module will initialize and enable themed profiles. You will then have to configure the settings via the “Themed Profiles” tab.” checked?

If you do, there will be another choice that is in the menu under TML that says: Themed Profiles.

If you uncheck “Administrator” and “Save Changes” then click on “Edit my Profile” where does it take you?

Hi, Are you using the newest version of his plugin?

If so, under the General Settings of TML, make sure Enable Themed Profiles is checked.

Then TML > Themed Profiles uncheck “Administrator” from the list of Themed Profiles, and you’ll be set.

Thanks,
Seth

So, I finally figured it out. If you are using a Multisite, this will help you.

What I had done is deleted one of the pages, which once the database has determined which page is which means you can’t delete them because if you do, you lose the _tml_action id that defines the page.

So I went into the database, found the wp_SITEID_postmeta table for the specific site. Then I went in and added any of the “_tml_action”s that were missing from the database to have the new id of the page and the value.

Here were the steps I took:
1. Made sure I have pages setup for each of the following:
Login, Logout, Lost Password, Register, Reset Password and Profile.
2. Each of the above pages need to have the shortcode: [theme-my-login] on them.
3. Get the page id’s of each page respectively.
4. Go to the database and look at the wp_SITEID_postmeta table.
5. Search to see which of _tml_action you already have in the database and compare the post_id to the page id you collected in step 3.
6. If they don’t match up, make sure to replace the post_id with the appropriate id.
7. If they don’t exist copy one of the other _tml_action cells that is available.
8. Leave meta_id to fill automatically (so leave it blank)
9. Replace the post_id with a page id that you didn’t see
10. Leave the meta_key as _tml_action
11. Replace the meta_value with one of the following that corresponds to the page name you were using: “login”, “logout”, “register”, “lostpassword”, “resetpass”, “profile”.

That should work. It worked like a charm for me!
Best of luck!

It’s really interesting, because I’ve been fighting with this for the last two days, and I finally figured out a way around it, but it’s extensive.

I am on a multisite local version. What I did was create a brand new site, then I enabled the plugin. Turns out this plugin adds specific pages for each of the different functions. Which is great, but since I was upgrading the TML plugin, it was ridiculous that it didn’t work right away. I’m still trying to figure out how to get it to work on the original site, since I have a lot of sites that will be upgraded when I make it live. Will update you if I can find a process that works.

I just did a google search for “mamp change port number to 80”, since I use XAMPP personally. I think you might find your answer here.

https://www.mamp.info/en/documentation/faq.html#q7