Ok just to confirm – the plugin isn’t causing the redirect, this was happening anyway because of how we’re setup, but for some reason, the plugin seems to be blocking the CSS either way. Deactivating the plugin everything is fine, but activating and I get the standard boring white/grey wordpress login.
Plugin Author
jon
(@adiant)
Thanks for this!
Please give me a little while to investigate. I’ll report back here as soon as I either know something or need more info.
Plugin Author
jon
(@adiant)
If you are willing to test a possible solution, please contact me via http://jonradio.com/contact-us/ so I can send you what could become Version 2.0.1 of the plugin if it solves your problem?
I found a glaring error in the plugin’s code that doesn’t initially sound like it would cause your problem, but it is not documented what happens when you fail to return the passed $error variable to the WordPress ‘wp_login_errors’ Filter, which is what I accidentally did in the code.
Just to say, fantastic support from a great plugin author – updated the plugin and sent it to me to test, and its now working perfectly. Thanks jonradio for the great plugin!
Plugin Author
jon
(@adiant)
Version 2.1 will be out shortly with this update, and I will be looking at my other 7 plugins to be sure I didn’t make the same error elsewhere.
Note to Self: always return the first parameter in an add_filter’s call-back function. If you don’t, “anything” can happen.
