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  • Thread Starter gdprabowo

    (@gdprabowo)

    Hello everybody,

    just wanna give some updates. I finally resolved the issue. This is what happened:

    • I actually have another plugin called Theme My Login
    • After disabling the shortcode of this plugin, it works like a charm
    • I took a look to the self-modified login form, and found out that I use a css style that hides a form. Which in this case, there are 2 forms: Login Form and (I just discovered this) FullCalendar Form.

    I apply some ID to to Theme My Login form, and voila! it works again.

    Hope this helps for any of you who has the same problem. Happy Weekend!

    Cheers!

    Hi Sarah,

    if I understand you correctly, you want to have your own profile page right?

    If so, please take a look at http://www.jfarthing.com/development/theme-my-login/templates/. There you can find:

    profile_template

    . You have to copy this template file and put it in your root theme folder. And you modify or add some fields in it. (If you haven’t done it already).. 🙂

    Hope this helps..

    _Dono_

    Hi pilotenfornebu,

    can you please be specific with the issue? Maybe you can specify how it doesn’t work. Does it go blank? Or does it give any errors?

    Thanks.. Just wanna help..

    Thread Starter gdprabowo

    (@gdprabowo)

    I have found the problem!

    Apparently my server won’t allow direct access to an array like $wpdb->get_results('SELECT value FROM wp_syslookup WHERE code = "'.get_post_meta( $_POST['id'], 'main_addr_country_code', true).'"')[0]->value

    It needs proper handling. So, this works well:

    $query = 'SELECT value FROM wp_syslookup WHERE code = "'.get_post_meta( $_POST['id'], 'main_addr_country_code', true).'"';
    	$result = $wpdb->get_results( $query );
    	foreach($result as $r){
    		$org_country_str = $r->value;
    	}

    Anyways, again, just wanna say thank you to Jeff Farthing, for this awesome plugin. It made my life easier. God bless you man! 🙂

    Hi guys,

    First of all, I don’t know if you already solved the problem.

    But here is what works for me:

    • Copy register-form.php to your current theme root folder. e.g.: wp-content/theme/active-theme/register-form.php
    • Copy theme-my-login-custom.php to wordpress plugin root directory: wp-content/theme/theme-my-login-custom.php

    Btw, I am using wordpress 3.8 and latest my theme login.

    I hope this helps.

    Cheers!

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