Registration Form Action is Blank

[reepsy]

Hello,

I am using the Paypal button integration, and the membership sale is working just fine, as is the email to the user and the creation of their account in WP eMember > Members. But when the user follows the link to register they encounter the registration form (made using the [wp_eMember_registration] shorttag) with no action attribute set in the form tag. So no matter how many times you choose a username and password, it just submits back on itself. I have a page set up as the “post registration” page in the Admin section. But even if I didn’t, the form should not be blank, should it? The debug tells me that everything went fine up until this point:

[02/07/2012 7:18 PM] – SUCCESS :Membership level ID: 3

[02/07/2012 7:18 PM] – SUCCESS :Member signup URL : REDACTED

[02/07/2012 7:18 PM] – SUCCESS :Member signup/upgrade completion email successfully sent

I had made some minor html changes to eMember_misc_functions.php, but I restored the original and tried again. Same result. Any suggestions?

[admin]

It is suppose to post on the same page but when it does (with the member details filled) it will complete the registration and show the user appropriate message. If this is not happening do the following:

1. Load a fresh build of the plugin:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/re-install-or-load-a-fresh-build-of-the-plugins

2. Temporarily enable “Free Membership” on this site from eMember’s settings.

3. Post a link to your registration form page so I can check it.

[reepsy]

Deleting and re-installing the plugin seems to have worked. I had used an FTP program to put the files up last time. This time I sent the .zip up and unzipped it at the command line. So maybe that was the difference. Other than my custom CSS, which I retained, are there any file permissions or anything like that I ought to be on the lookout for? with the newly installed copy?

Thanks for your help.

[admin]

You shouldn’t need to change file permissions. Anyway, just take a look and make sure that they have 644 permission for files and 755 for folders.

[reepsy]

Thanks.

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