zafrir_ron

Yes,

The preload is working ok, it preloads only posts/pages but not category pages.

thanks,
Zafrir

I’m looking for an option to make the search results as a result set where I use it as custom loop and not only the main loop.

Jeff,

After some debug of my installed plugins (I have 50…)
I think one of my other plugins is overriding the redirect.
In my case it’s “wishlist members” plugin (its code is obfuscated so I ca not be 100% sure…).

the code of your plugin is perfectly ok, and the page reset password page includes the correct redirect values and form action.

My solution was to add an external redirect (I’m using redirections plugin to save .htaccess coding), it looks like it solved my problem.

Thank you for your help,
sorry for any inconvenience I may have caused
with this issue.
Zafrir Ron

Jeff,

6.0.2 – did not solve my problem of redirecting to https://makeupportal.com/wp-login.php?checkemail=confirm
after resetting password.

Jeff,

Please also note that you plugin uri,
theme-my-login.php line 4 has a wrong address as plugin link,
Plugin URI: https://www.jfarthing.com/wordpress-plugins/theme-my-login/
is a broken link so no one can access your home page using the link from the wordpress plugins management page.

Yes
for some reason the redirect to this page is not working for me…
I see in the code that you redirect to this page.
but for some reason I get to https://makeupportal.com/wp-login.php?checkemail=confirm this page.

Is this working for you and on other blogs?
if it is I’ll try to debug it later.
thanks.

There is a password reminder options, in case a member forgot his password. he goes to this page (https://makeupportal.com/login?action=lostpassword) and fills out hid email. after filling out his mail a password reset link is sent to his mail and he is transferred to confirmation page (https://makeupportal.com/wp-login.php?checkemail=confirm) – this page is not themed by the plugin, and a wordpress generic page appears.

Thanks,

You are correct, the problem is fixed. It was my problem not flushing my php opcode cache (APC).

look great now! thanks.

is there any info about

Post Email reminder page is not themed – generic WordPress page appears.

is this my problem or the plugin doesn’t them this page?

thanks,
sorry for the wrong error post.

thanks,
I’ll look around although it is not likely since it is in the admin area.
where other plugins do not usually load scripts.
anyway no JS errors on the page and I guess your JS has its naming conventions correct.

I suggest the following (sample) logic:

in “my_hacks.php” (or anywhere before wp-settings)
set the load conditions (some will set a nice interface for this I suggest to add it as option to “Plugins Installed” page for every plugin to enable an option set of include/exclude comma separated url regexp )

$uri = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
$plugins_load = array(
	'exclude-plugin.php' => array(
		'exclude' => array('/.*url-part1.*/','/.*url-part2-page.*/')),
	'include-plugin.php' => array(
		'include' => array('/.*wp-admin.*/'))
	) ; 

function load_plugin($current_plugin) {
	global $plugins_load;
	$include = true;
	foreach ($plugins_load as $plugin_name => $plugin) {
                if ($current_plugin != $plugin) continue;
		if (isset($plugin['include'])) {
			$include = false;
			foreach ($plugin['include'] as $inc) {
				if (preg_match($inc,$uri)) $include = true;
			}
		}
		if (isset($plugin['exclude'])) {
			$include = true;
			foreach ($plugin['exclude'] as $exc) {
				if (preg_match($exc,$uri)) $include = false;
			}
		}
	}
	return $include;
}

and in “wp-settings.php” inside the plugin loading loop add
|| !load_plugin($plugin)
to the loading conditions
by default all plugins will load as normal unless they added to the $plugins_load array.