http://www.solspace.com/docs/entry/user_12_forgot/

I’ve taken the example at the bottom of this page, and whapped it into my site. Obviously what I’m hoping is that when someone submits the form, they get whisked off to the specified page.

It doesn’t seem to be working for me. It goes to the default EE page:

And sits there waiting for the punter to click to xxxx which redirects back to home page. The EE page does have the correct URL of http://xxxx:8888/members/password-request though.

Have a look at your URL when you submit the form. Using a return like “template_group/template” in the User module is a relative path, and will add to the URL.

Consider placing an “/“ infront of it and see if that works

I apologize for the Docs setting you off in the wrong direction… will fix

My code looks like:

It’s not a major one, the default EE message can be styled to the same effect.

So it still shows the EE message template when that is your return?

Yes sir, the URL shows as http://xxxx:8888/members/password-success, but the screen is the EE default.

I’m assuming you are certain that template path exists?

I wonder if either the template group “members” is conflicting with the native EE settings…. what is your “trigger” member word?
Also, try renaming the template without a dash in the name…. could be an issue for the module.

To double check, I tried changing it to point back at the index page:

But it still goes to the EE default.

Try adding this parameter… I wonder if it makes a difference:

It’s the ONLY difference between my code and yours, and mine works ok…

Nope, not that either! I cannae explain it then, if it works for you - I don’t think I have anything else abnormal…I am saving my templates externally for editing in textmate, though I can’t imagine that’ll make any difference.

Unless I’m an idiot… it actually doesn’t seem to be working for me…

Like you said, it builds the URL, but displays the EE message…

Maybe I tested it one late night….

*sigh*

Feature Request time.

You’re an idiot? That’s my job damn it!