Something I noticed in the plugin is that you are missing the bpajaxr-form-field-error div in the panel-forget-password.php
I added the following code to mine. There might be another error to handle, besides user_login, but I’m not sure.
<?php if( $request->errors->has('user_login' ) ):?> <div class="bpajaxr-form-field-error"> <?php echo wp_kses_data( $request->errors->first('user_login' ) );?> </div> <?php endif;?>
Just a heads up.
Thanks
Hi David,
Thank you. Will have it in next update( this Monday).Thank you for the heads up.
Best regards
BrajeshHi David,
I have checked it now.In the panel-forget-password.php, we have this code
<?php bpajaxr_helper()->render_feedback();?>
Just above the form. It should take care of the error showing. Is it possible that your template does not have this code?
Thank you
BrajeshI do have that code in the template file, but without the code that I added (like in the other files), the errors would not show at all.
Thats weird, what do you suggest?
That’s strange. That code is suppose to aggregate all notices/errors on the page and show them. I am going to try it and will write back again.
Regards
BrajeshDo you think we can get a verification message when reseting the password as well. Now it just jumps to the registration page.
Thanks
Hi David,
We did it by design. On a successful verification, it should show the login panel not the registration panel.Can you please tell me the workflow that leads to registration from reset password.
Regards
BrajeshYou are right, it does go to the login panel my mistake.
However, the point being that there is no feedback telling the user to check his email for a verification. So some users get lost and don’t know what to do, or what the next step is.
Hi David,
Thank you for confirming. I am looking at it today and will have a release a bit late today with this enhancement for showing the message.Regards
Brajesh
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