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Login Error Behavior

Sidebar Login · support · 2017-08-26T17:21:00+00:00

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After testing numerous login plugins this one by far met my needs. Super easy to setup. The only issue I’m seeing is IF a user enters incorrect credentials, there is no error message to inform the user they’ve made a mistake. What happens in this scenario, the plugin grays out and appears to be processing but nothing else. Is there a way to fix this? If the credentials are incorrect an error message should appear instructing the user to try again. I figured out the login problem, we are using bp_custom.php which had code that conflicted with the plugin, once removed the plugin did put out an error: ERROR: Invalid username. Lost your password? The problem with this error is that we are using a custom “lost password” page. Where can I update this message and URL?

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dhsllc 2017-08-26T20:11:00+00:00

I figured out the login problem, we are using bp_custom.php which had code that conflicted with the plugin, once removed the plugin did put out an error: ERROR: Invalid username. Lost your password? The problem with this error is that we are using a custom “lost password” page. Where can I update this message and URL?