Thread: Multisite "Lost Your Password" links on same page go to DIFFERENT detinations

Multisite "Lost Your Password" links on same page go to DIFFERENT detinations

Hi,

I have a Multisite installation of ClassiPress.

When a user enters an incorrect username/password combination on mydomain.com/mysubsite/wp-login.php, the same page reloads, but this time it has a red message bubble at the top which says: "ERROR: Invalid username. Lost your password?" The "Lost your password" part is a link.

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Here is my problem:

The page I am on is at: mydomain.com/mysubsite/wp-login.php (i.e. a page within my subsite).

The "Lost your password" link in the error message leads to mydomain.com/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword (notice the absence of "mysubsite"). That page is the generic Lost Password page of WordPress! This hinders the single-brand image I want to portray to my users.

Furthermore, there are 2 different "Lost your Password" links on mydomain.com/mysubsite/wp-login.php: The one I described above; and one on the bottom. Unlike the one I described above, the bottom one actually does link to mydomain.com/mysubsite/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword (notice the presence of "mysubsite")

As I said in the previous paragraph, the link in the error message links to mydomain.com/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword (without the "mysubsite"). Here's a screenshot of the error message and the default WordPress "Lost Password" page that the link in the error message takes me to.

cp-lost-pw-links.png


Question:
How can I make all "Lost your Password" links in a sub-site lead to THAT SUB-SITE'S wp-login.php page?