Blank page after user registration

  • Hi,

    When a user creates a new account in my blog ( /wp-login.php?action=register ) and click [Register] button, WordPress shows a blank page. It is strange, there should be something like “Your password has been emailed to you.”, shouldn’t it?

    How to fix it?

    Thanks.

    The blank page HTML:

    <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<META http-equiv=Content-Type content="text/html; charset=utf-8"></HEAD>
<BODY></BODY>
<META content=QECDRHVQSU name=SKYPE_FRAMEID>
<META content=QECDRHVQSU name=SKYPE_FRAMEID></HTML>

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  • Thread Starter netocrat

    (@netocrat)

    Is it an error or normal WordPress behaviour?

    I am experiencing this also. I see that no one has responded to this even after a month. That is a little troubling. Perhaps this is something that can’t be resolved?

    I am experiencing this also. I see that no one has responded to this even after a month. That is a little troubling. Perhaps this is something that can’t be resolved?

    I’m having the same problem..

    Same problem here too, is anybody have solved this somehow?

    RayZ61

    (@rayz61)

    Using WP 2.8.5

    Some providers are protected from the use of injections in the mail function. So, they’re generating an error when Subject string is malformed (with more than 1 line in string).

    I’ve got traced an error up to class-phpmailer.php. There are a lot of lines with same code:

    @mail($to, $this->EncodeHeader($this->SecureHeader($this->Subject))…

    Solution is replace EncodeHeader and SecureHeader with each other places:

    @mail($to, $this->SecureHeader($this->EncodeHeader($this->Subject))…
    This solution works for me.

    You can check this solution easely. Just remove @ symbol from @mail function, so you’ve gotta an errors like this:

    Fatal error: mail() [<а hrеf='function.mail'>function.mail]: mail() - newline in Subject, possible injection, mail dropped in /home/httpd/vhosts/.../mail.inc on line 193

    If not, then this solution is not for you.

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