[tikimojo]

There’s only two places inside the WP database that I’m aware of that store the hostname. I’m able to see that set correctly on the production server, but I don’t have phpMyAdmin access to that server.

What I’m hearing is that I haven’t overlooked a setting in WP eMember someplace. Is that correct?

[tikimojo]

I’m using this shortcode: [wp_eMember_compact_login]

to lightbox a login window which has this “forgot password” link:

which brings up a “password reset” window, which generates the email I’ve pasted in above.

We’re also using bbPress, and in order to allow users to post WP eMember is set to create wordpress accounts and log the user into wordpress, if that’s relevant.

[tikimojo]

Hello, I’m having the same problem. WP eMember 9.0.1 WordPress 4.4.4.

The forgot password feature sends the user an email, like so:

Hi Steve,

This notice confirms that your password was changed on Pushing The Limits.

If you did not change your password, please contact the Site Administrator at

sbp@tikimojo.com

This email has been sent to djdubchilly@gmail.com

Regards,

All at Pushing The Limits

I’ve checked the email settings and the email settings for forgot password include the shortcodes:

Dear {first_name} {last_name}

You have reset your password.

Membership details:

Username: {user_name}

Password: {password}

Thank You

Any idea what’s going on?

[tikimojo]

You wouldn’t believe how much time I’ve spent trying to track down a way to do this… but I finally pulled all the info together and solved my own problem.

Step 1: enable fancy login widget/popup as described above

Step 2: add this short code to the wordpress page: [wp_eMember_compact_login]

Now it works, yay!

[tikimojo]

I’ve enabled the widget/popup as described above, but the [wp_eMember_login] shortcode output remains the same.

I suspect I’m not understanding something.

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