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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Open Target URL Inside My Worpress SiteYou can use iframe as said above or ajax as well. Ajax tabs do exactly this – the page is opened within the designated space only when the link is clicked. (This is unlike javascripted/css’d tabs which just hide the content on the page until the link is clicked.)
I’m certain there are plugins to help you do this, either by modifying the theme or with shortcodes within the page/post content.
Great news! But do you mean the next release or the beta currently available for download?
Checking back on this Jeff. Any luck finding the problem?
Thank you! I’ll install it and see if there’s anything that doesn’t come through.
Ok, just letting you know it interrupts the blog creation process by a logged in user using the TML registration system. It’s reproducible – flip Themed Profiles on and when you submit a new blog, it doesn’t get made and you’re taken to your profile. Uncheck the Themed Profiles option and save the change, go back and submit the create new blog form again, and it works.
Update, I’ve isolated the problem to the Themed Profile module. Turning it on causes the create another blog submission to bring up the admin user profile instead of completing the blog creation process. I found that the other issue with user registrations was my fault and fixed the issue, so that’s the only problem I have to report.
I spoke too soon, I just replicated this problem on a live, clean install test site after configuring TML to the full set of production options. Neither new user registration nor create another site worked – new user registration just returned to the registration form page and create another site took me to the user profile page.
I disabled all TML options that’d I’d set up, including email login, and the problem with create another site was resolved, but not the new user registration problem (both site and new user creation are enabled).
If you want network admin access to the test site to check out what’s going on, let me know and I’ll set you up. I’ll hold off on any other testing to get this resolved.
Ok, that works for me. I didn’t know that register_form wouldn’t work with a default form name. Easy enough to change.
I could swear I saw a donation link somewhere, but I can’t find it now. Can you post it here, or let me know your Paypal address for the purpose? We have exchanged emails once so I can send another one so you can reply confidentially if you like.
Ok, TML has internal logic to choose the form like wp-signup.php does. That’s great and works fine – thanks!
But can you clarify the use of the custom template calls then? I’ve customized that form, so I naturally expected to use the custom functions to employ them. Does it not work with this particular set of forms only? I was very happy to see that custom forms placed in the theme folder were supported.
By the way, donation incoming. I am supposed to wait for launch before doing this, but your support has been critical to the changeover to TML’s forms, so I’ll take the heat for it 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] Where does Theme My Login get the registration form from?Argg I didn’t see that when I looked through the docs, or I wouldn’t have spent the time customizing wp-signup.php.
But ok, this could be good, I wanted the custom files in the theme directory anyways, and I can see how to make the same customizations to the fields and CSS. Thank you for your quick reply, and it really looks like TML is going to make it to the finish line on this project 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] [Plugin: Theme My Login] Suggestions to Authornice options Jeff. Sounds like 6.2 will take another couple items off of my development checklist.
Same problem here, posted on http://www.pie-solutions.com/products/pie-register/ page. They have responded to comments there fairly recently.
Thanks James, that’s great news! Have fun on your trip and I’ll watch for the update.
I’m using WP 3.3 and the plugin doesn’t appear to work. I used a regular name@domain.com email in the username field and got the standard warning about lowercase letters and numbers only.
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: Cannot remove admin bar from wp-admin in 3.3Thanks @thelaw, your fix worked for me. To the devs, I don’t understand the need for any “admin bar” at all. Do we not live in a world of tabbed browsers, where anyone can simply drag the Site Admin link to a new tab and use the full interface from there? While popping back to the site view tab and refreshing it to see the changes in real time?
My reasons for removing it are simple. a) I have testing to do, and having the admin bar showing up on the front end regardless of the user’s profile setting puts a variable into testing that I can’t measure. b) my users are not site admins, and they have no wish or reason to learn how the WP back end works in any fashion, they just want to post their comments and posts using conveniently placed front-end controls, like the ones they use on other freely available, large scale systems.
Given that, I would suggest that the time and effort to make yet another admin interface would be better spent on bringing WordPress up to the times with WYSIWYG front-end posting, editing and profile management. I’d offer my solutions but they’re basic bubble gum and bailing wire arrangements to keep my users thinking that WP lives in the year 2012, and not anything that could be used to bring the capabilities to core.