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Reset password links open login page with custom login URL

Password reset emails link to the login page instead of the reset form when a hidden or custom login URL is used.

Tier I · Proven The best-established problems.

6 public reports · first reported 4 October 2015 · last reported 11 December 2024

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What's going wrong

Site owners of the Swift SMTP plugin, formerly Welcome Email Editor, report that password reset links in outgoing emails are built incorrectly when a security plugin hides the login address. The link sends visitors to the login form rather than the reset form, or contains a second question mark, so users cannot finish resetting their passwords. Some owners traced the cause to hardcoded wp-login.php paths and patched the code themselves, which breaks at every update. Affected sites include iThemes Security and SolidWP users. The opportunity is a compatibility layer that generates correct reset links for any login URL and checks them after each change.

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Products affected

Swift SMTP (formerly Welcome Email Editor).

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Who has this problem

2 businesses found.

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