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Hi all...

s2member 3.5.5

I am using the s2 option to "Redirect Members away from the Default Profile Panel".
When a user goes to their profile and changes their password, there are two password fields but there is no password checking which compares the two fields.

You can enter a password in one field, leave the second field blank and save changes which changes the password to what was entered in the fist field.
You can enter two different passwords and save changes. This makes the first password the one which is active and no error comes up saying that the passwords don't match.

Clearly this is not what should be happening...

Daine

Clearly not.

I wasn't able to reproduce it, though. My profile does show an error if the fields have different values.

Do you have other things installed that may be causing this behaviour? What other plugins?

Yes, Cristián is correct. This is not the intended behavior. It sounds like you may have a JavaScript error being introduced by another plugin, or possibly by your theme. All it takes is one line of code in JavaScript that triggers a minor error, and it can render other JavaScript in your document void.

When the Passwords do not match up, you should get a JavaScript alert that reads:

Oops, you missed something:
Passwords do not match up. Please try again.

I would start by opening your site in Firefox. After loading up the Profile Editing panel, go up to Tools -> Error Console -> Errors. That may provide you with some insight.

I'm not running anything that is very exciting, I don't think...

Akismet - Version 2.5.3
Contact Form 7 - Version 2.4.3 ( email form)
Contact Form 7 widget - Version 1.0 (use Contact 7 form in a widget)
List Yo' Files - Version 1.10 (traverses a specific folder to list the contents of the folder in a page or post)
Members List - Version 3.2.2 (user list in a page)
Really Simple CAPTCHA - Version 1.2
s2Member - Version 3.5.5
Hello Dolly (not active)
Hyper Cache - Version 2.7.9 - (currently not active but will be when the site is more finished)

And of course I have the email code {add_action ('ws_plugin__s2member_during_handle_profile_modifications', 'email_profile_changes');} in s2-hacks.php but I already tested the problem with that s2-hacks.php deleted with no change.

Daine

Can you post a link to your site please?
We'll take a quick look to see if anything jumps right out.

OK... Using the Firefox Error Console I dont see any errors.
I do get some warnings...

These two continiously fill the list:
Warning: Unknown pseudo-class or pseudo-element 'last'.
Source File: http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/dnca_wp/my-profile/
Line: 0

Warning: Unknown pseudo-class or pseudo-element 'first'.
Source File: http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/dnca_wp/my-profile/
Line: 0

These two came up once:
Warning: Unknown pseudo-class or pseudo-element 'hidden'. Dangling combinator.
Source File: http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/dnca_wp/my-profile/
Line: 0

Warning: Unexpected end of file while searching for selector.
Source File: http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/dnca_wp/my-profile/
Line: 0

After logging in and out again, I also see additional "Unknown pseudo-class or pseudo-element" warnings but still no errors.


I will add a new topic on this but the other odd thing is the TAB order of the registration form is not right. If you use TAB to navigate the form, about halfway down, pressing TAB jumps to the register button and another TAB takes you back into the rest of the form.

Many thanks, Daine

Jason Caldwell wrote:Can you post a link to your site please?
We'll take a quick look to see if anything jumps right out.

Just in case you didn't see my last entry
http://www.dunwoodynorth.org/dnca_wp/wp ... n=register
I am using the level 0 free registration so you can register and see the whole thing.

Daine

Investigating now.

Thanks for reporting this important issue.

OK. This is a bug since s2Member v3.5.

This can be reproduced with the [s2Member-Profile /] Shortcode; but is working properly in the Stand-Alone version at /?s2member_profile=1.

I'm attaching a JavaScript file for you with a fix, so you can go ahead and correct this issue on your installation while you're waiting for the next release of s2Member ( v3.5.8+ ). Incidentally, I'm also including a bug fix in this JavaScript file that corrects the bug you reported here.

Please upload this file and allow it to override your existing copy.
/wp-content/plugins/s2member/includes/s2member-min.js
( then, clear your browser cache; and/or refresh the page )

You be da man !!!

Both fixes seem to work fine.

Any chances of eventually adding the password strength indicator to the form?
Kind of nice both to see the password quality and also an immediate indication that the passwords match.

Daine

Very welcome Daine.
Yes, thanks for the reminder on this. I need to push this up on the TODO list.

Hi,

I'm having the same problem(password strength indicator does'n work) using the shortecode: [s2Member-Profile /]
I have replaced the js file but it does not work for me.

Can anybody help me, this is my site http://freetotry.me, you can register here: http://freetotry.me/wp-login.php?action=register

and see the user profile after login here: http://freetotry.me/login-wecome-page/#t_user_profile

Thank you,
Alex

allex wrote:I have replaced the js file but it does not work for me.

Why don't you try that form without changing its JavaScript? The password strength indicator uses that JS to work.

Of course I tried the original script, when I saw that it isn't working I began googling, and I found this thread, and only after that I changed the js file.
For more information I am using MU, but I tried the form generated by Shortcode on a single instalation and I got same result - it's not working
I'm using the latest version of s2member framework

I see. Have you tried -as a test- using the TwentyTen theme and deactivating all other plugins? If then the strength indicator works in your custom profile page, that means one of the things you removed conflicts with s2Member's JS. You'd need to activate one by one until it breaks again and you'll know which one is. Please let us know what you find.

Hi,
the theme I was testing on, was using another version of jQuery. I disabled jQuery from that theme and it works perfectly.
Thank you for the hint

Cheers,
Alex

I'm very glad you got it to work.