Malcolm12boxes
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Thank you so much for this. This happens to be the second time that an over-zealous application of security features has got in the way of the site’s functionality. All working as it should now.
Dashboard ‹ Coaching consultants to boost sales — WordPress (12boxes.com)
https://12boxes.com/wp-admin/index.php
Copied from the address bar.
Thanks
- This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by Malcolm12boxes.
Hi, Sorry about the delay in getting back to you. Since I last wrote, my host has migrated the site to a faster platform with more facilities and there were some glitches on the site which were confusing the issue and I think have now been resolved.
Following your advice, I tried deleting the cache, but there was no change. Reading other threads here I tried installing Health Check and Trouble Shooting. In trouble shooting mode, changing the theme to the default and keeping all the plugins inactive except the above and Jetpack boost still resulted in an error message.
Although there is a static home page, and a separate https://12boxes.co.uk/blog page the error seems to continually feature the blog page. I have tried deleting it, and then replacing it, but to no avail.
Originally, the error message featured ‘donotcache‘ followed by a string as in my original posting. Now it just features https://12boxes.com but still brings up the blog page with a similar URL to the one at the start. In trouble shooting mode it also brought up the blog page.
I’ve reached out to my hosting company, but my hunch is that something has gone awry so that the difference between the static and blog pages is not being recognised properly. Could this be the case? Sorry in advance if this is a red-herring.
Sorry for the delay in the update!
- This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Malcolm12boxes.
I’m pleased to say that I have found a solution which avoids the use of JavaScript and works well with the Snippet Shortcode plugin.
Thanks for your suggestion.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] How to remove noindex and noarchive from login page?Is this relevant to your problem?
https://docs.thememylogin.com/article/63-using-theme-my-login-custom-php
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] Extended use of TMLThanks Iain.
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In reply to: [Theme My Login] Extended use of TMLI take your point about a tidier workaround.
We have a closed membership site with sixty or so members with varying degrees of participation and need to have ‘if, else’ ways of directing people to different content and so forth, so the investment in additional plugins and some expert assistance has been worthwhile.
In the pursuit of tidiness, in addition to TML, I have found another plugin called “Reusable Content & Text Blocks by Loomisoft” very helpful. It means that I only need to enter something like the PHP code I suggested once.
Creating or editing a single content block means that all the instances of the generated shortcode are simultaneously updated. So an ‘intelligent’ redirection button can be created with one entry, and then you can drop the shortcode where you like. I even use it for fiddly inline typographical effects like the symbol at the RH end of a line that says you have come to the end of an article.
It cuts down on the clutter, and encourages personalisation because you don’t feel that you are making tons of maintenance work for yourself with every innovation.
M
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] Extended use of TMLThis is not really a TML issue IMHO.
I use a plugin that enables me to process PHP on the page (Insert PHP), which among other things enables me to concatenate complex links to my diary site to save subscribers filling in forms with their contact details.
This is how I would do what you are trying to do. The text ‘Go to your page’ can be replaced with a button image, or anything else you choose.
I’m assuming ‘user-login’, returns the value for your ‘username’. If not, you might need to do a little concatenation or processing to give you the exact value you need for your links.
[insert_php] $current_user = wp_get_current_user(); echo '<a href="http://www.mysite.com/'. $current_user->user_login; echo '/">Go to your page</a>'; [/insert_php]Hope this works for you (not a developer either!)
Malcolm
- This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Malcolm12boxes. Reason: code
- This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Malcolm12boxes.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] Log in page with no registration optionI have to say, as we have got better at this, it seems that TML is playing nicely with our courseware plugin, our csv membership uploading plugin and one or two others. This is impressive and I think a donation is called for. 🙂
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In reply to: [Theme My Login] Log In Page Not Working“There is a definite learning curve to WordPress and its plugins.”
You can say that again. 🙂
Thanks for the point about White Label CMS Plugin.
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In reply to: [Theme My Login] Log in page with no registration optionSorry. My bad. I had unchecked ‘Anyone can register’ in general settings for good reason, and forgotten that I had done so. So TML did what it was supposed to do!
Would still be reassured if the plugin was validated on 4.8.1.
Thanks, Malcolm.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Theme My Login] Log In Page Not WorkingNot a guru btw, just starting out with this like you. 🙂
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In reply to: [Theme My Login] Log In Page Not WorkingI think you will find that you are getting this because you are logged in to your WordPress site as the administrator. I’m assuming that anyone else logged into the site would get something similar.
I couldn’t get it to work either until I realised that the filepath recognises the parent theme folder, not the child theme folder where I put all my custom stuff.
I’m only using it to include HTML at the moment, but it seems to work fine on 3.4 and does just what I wanted it to do in the body of my pages. That is to make it possible to edit once and update all pages where the content occurs.
So thank you Mr Lock.