[barryjarvis]

Hey @admin, thats exactly what we needed thanks so much! We got it working just fine, if you could fire over the same for [wp_eMember_registration] that would be great. Again I can get to the where it prints the forms, but its just figuring exactly which php parts it needs to start and stop, its quite difficult to guess not being the original dev. I think once thats up and designed we’ve got everything thats mandatory built then. Thanks

[barryjarvis]

Thank WZP, thats more or less what i’d done myself, albeit a slightly different way (I had a copy on my OSX desktop and just use OSX search to find the strings)

So got the to he part you mentioned, but it appears I need to incorporate some or all of the php print function as it includes the part which says if the e-mail has sent or not of course. Im struggling to figure out exactly how this is included on the page as i keep getting php errors. The table below is easy enough to copy and paste in.

Its also hard to know where the php that I need to include in form starts and stops with all the other php functions in the same page…

[barryjarvis]

Fair enough I do already “have” them. However searching through the messy unorganised php files is a nightmare. Ive managed to rebuild the login form from scratch and apply my own CSS (using the custom CSS field really isn’t an option, Im designing from scratch properly using Flat UI)

However trying to get the password reset page working is proving a lot more tricky. Really a copy of what the [wp_eMember_password_reset] spits out is what I’m looking forward, the full raw php output WordPress reads so its in my control and not under a short code.

[barryjarvis]

(or the php of course if its dynamic, I want to completely recreate the templates, its not just CSS styling as I want to put the input labels within the boxes etc and move things around)

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