mrjasongorman

Password reset link is localhost

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If anyone can help with this that would be great.

The password reset link is localhost? but i'm viewing the site from it's live url.

Thanks, Jason

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Is the $config->httpHosts array correct? If not then processwire will internally rewrite the domain name to something whitelisted.

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I checked the $config->httpHosts array and the correct addresses were listed in there.

As a fix i've added $config->httpHost (singular) with the live address. But unfortunately this then makes working on localhost a bit of a pain.

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