• Resolved Jerry

    (@gerard749)


    Hi,

    I set auto logout to 60 min and now I can’t login. above login box this keeps reappearing “Your session has expired because it has been over 60 minutes since your last login. Please log back in to continue.”

    thank you

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  • Plugin Contributor mbrsolution

    (@mbrsolution)

    Hi, do you have a cache plugin? Did you clear your browser cache after the 1 hour period was up?

    Thread Starter Jerry

    (@gerard749)

    sorry for the delay. No cache plugin. I did flush browser cache. I also tried with a different browser. eariler today I saw the viedo on how to deactivate plugins in myadmin.php if checking for conflict with other plugins if there is no other option.

    Plugin Contributor wpsolutions

    (@wpsolutions)

    When you get the “your session has expired” error at the login page, what is the content of URL address bar in your browser?
    Does it contain a lot of additional stuff starting with the query param symbol “?” ?

    Thread Starter Jerry

    (@gerard749)

    Plugin Contributor wpsolutions

    (@wpsolutions)

    What happens when you delete all of the stuff starting from the “?”?
    In other words, just have the following URL in your browser address bar:

    https://test1.jerrypages.com/wp-login.php

    Do you still see the same “session has expired” error when trying to login?

    Thread Starter Jerry

    (@gerard749)

    I can login without a problem.

    Thread Starter Jerry

    (@gerard749)

    no I don’t see the error notice

    Thread Starter Jerry

    (@gerard749)

    sorry. that url above is the url I get now with AIO deactivated

    Thread Starter Jerry

    (@gerard749)

    Hi. Two things about my site that may have something to do with the error message. the site is view only on mobile. If someone were to register on the site they would get an email to set password and a link to the login page. On mobile that link is redirected ( function.php) with the conditional tag if mobile (mobble plugin) to a page that say’s mobile is view only. login not available. something else /wp-admin is redirected to https://test1.jerrypages.com/wp-admin/profile.php (simple 301 redirects plugin). With this used with the admin menu editor plugin a registered user can go to there profile page and there can be no dashboard link. There can also be a dashboard link to dashboard home, a dashboard link to updates or both.

    With all the plugins deactivated (and the redirect removed from php because of the conditional tag if mobile) and the AIO plugin deleted , when AIO is reinstalled once it’s activated I am sent to the login page with the error message.
    Thank you

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