Hi Pascal,
I’m sorry to hear about this issue you are facing.
Can you tell me more about your Paid Memberships Pro page setup? Do you have a frontend page that is used for the Log In form?
If so, please can you tell me what shortcode you are using on your log in page – is it [pmpro_login] (If you set the Paid Memberships Pro log in page to a page that does not use the shortcode mentioned it may not work as intended).
Setting the Paid Memberships Pro Log In page to “Use WordPress Default” should resolve your issue temporarily until you resolve this issue.
Hi Andrew
thank you to help me.
Bug 1
case 1
The login page in PMP parameter is a custom page with shortcode [pmpro_login].
When i create an account the user receive a mail with a link in order to have a password.
The page is empty. If PMP is disabled i can see [pmpro_login] in the page.
Case 2
The login page in PMP parameters is default WordPress login page.
When i create an account the user receive a mail with a link in order to have a password.
The target page is the WordPress login page default and it’s ok.
Bug 2
The login page in PMP parameters is default WordPress login page.
I use a sidebar in my home page and in this sidebar i use the widget PMPro Login.
This widget is ok if you want to connect you.
But if you had lost your password, you can select the link in this widget “lost password”.
the link target Url had ?action=reset_pass and thisn’t good because it’s redirect you to WordPress login page default.
the best is to have ?action=lostpassword in the link target url. In this case it’s good cause it’s redirect to the good WordPress page.
You can see that in the page https://sudbpce-communaute.fr.
The question is how to replace ?action=reset_pass by ?action=lostpassword in the lost password link in the pmp login widget
