Hi,
I have also the same issue. I have an old site with version 6.3.10 and a new one with version 6.3.12 and both do not work with password reset.
The page with the form to reset the password ([theme-my-login default_action=”lostpassword”]) is well displayed, then the mail is sent with a link (resetpass/?key=s2glw1GmBEO7METfQxHs&login=client for the 6.3.10 version and wp-login.php?action=rp&key=ICz9YtmeR7zlWUF90z8h&login=toto for the 6.3.12 version).
When clicking on the link, the page is not found !
Thanks for your support
Pat
Hi,
Just to be sure, do I need to place a specific shortcode in the “resetpass” page? For the moment, I have only the [theme-my-login] without specific default_action
On an other hand, I have the security option enable and have checked the “Disable wp-login.php”
Let me know
Regards
Pat
All the pages are created by default and DO NOT need to be modified!
Hi
Thanks for your feedback. Not sure I haven’t not tried to change something in the meantime. How can I go back to initial shortcode?
Do you have a kind of map between page and shortcode to be in?
Regards
Pat
Each TML page has a meta field of “_tml_action” added to it, with the action as the value.
Hi Jeff,
Any updates on fixing the issue?
Thanks
Hi Jeff,
Looking at the database, I have only 2 posts that have such meta :
– Profile – _tml_action profile
– Logout – _tml_action logout
Do I miss something in my configuration and if yes, what?
Thanks
Pat
Or is there a way to suppress all TML database info and tart with a brand new TML install?
Apparently, you (or someone else) delete the other pages. You’d need to edit the theme_my_login settings array in the wp_options table and change the version to less than what it currently is (e.g. 6.3.10) and then deactivate and reactivate the plugin. It will then recreate all te pages.
