Can’t login to dashboard after installing plugin

  • Resolved Anonymous User 18508645

    (@anonymized-18508645)


    4 years, 1 month ago

    Hi,

    I’ve installed plugin in my local env. After that, the login screen gets managed by the plugin, so I go to /wp-admin.php and can fill in the custom login page. Seems cool.

    Situation is described below:
    1. I log into dashboard as admin.
    2. I proceed to install plugin, successfully.
    3. I then check that login page is made custom by the plugin, as I can see into an incognito web browser tab

    (Optional steps that have no effect on the problem I’m about to describe)
    4. Here I put user & password of an already existing subscriber account, and it performs login successfully.
    5. I log out from that subscriber’s session.

    Here comes the weirdness:
    6. I then logout from my admin session from dashboard.
    7. I try to do login to dashboard, what seems to be also through custom login page.
    8. I introduce admin’s user & password. In fact are stored in my browser’s cached passwords.
    9. Ooops. I can’t login, as long as after submitting the login form, i get the login page reloaded with no further info on what happened.
    10. If I got into DB and manually disable the plugin, default login page shos up and I can login again.
    11. After login to dashboard, I activate plugin again.
    12. From here, one can repeat steps 6 through 12 with the same non sense behaviour.

    Does the plugin implement it’s own login logic?

    If any further test is needed to be done by your side, i can setup a preproduction environment so you can test. Just tell me.

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  • Thread Starter Anonymous User 18508645

    (@anonymized-18508645)

    Let mi post here log output from plugin’s ‘Help’ TAB:

    
### Begin System Info ###

-- WordPress Configuration --

Site URL:                 https://dev.kubikclub.com
Home URL:                 https://dev.kubikclub.com
Multisite:                No
Version:                  5.6
Language:                 es_ES
Table Prefix:             Length: 3
WP_DEBUG:                 Enabled
Memory Limit:             40M

-- LoginPress Configuration --

Plugin Version:           1.5.0
Expiration:           	  Not Set
Login Order:              Username
Uninstallation:       	  off
Total Customized Fields:  7
Customization Detail:     Array
(
    [setting_background_color] => #101721
    [loginpress_display_bg] => 1
    [setting_background] => https://dev.kubikclub.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Artboard-107-copy-13-100.jpg
    [background_image_size] => auto
    [setting_logo] => https://dev.kubikclub.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Artboard-107-copy-7-100.jpg
    [form_background_color] => #ffbc00
    [custom_button_color] => #101721
)

-- Server Configuration --

Operating System:         Windows NT
PHP Version:              7.4.11
MySQL Version:            5.5.5
Server Software:          Apache/2.4.46 (Win64) OpenSSL/1.1.1g PHP/7.4.11

-- PHP Configuration --

Memory Limit:             4096M
Post Max Size:            40M
Upload Max Filesize:      40M
Time Limit:               120
Max Input Vars:           1000
Display Errors:           On (1)

-- WordPress Active Theme --

Name:                     Divi
URI:                      https://www.elegantthemes.com/gallery/divi/
Author:                   Elegant Themes
Version:                  4.8.1

-- WordPress Active Plugins --

Coming Soon Page, Maintenance Mode & Landing Pages by SeedProd: v(6.0.10.1)
LoginPress - Customizing the WordPress Login: v(1.5.0)
Members: v(3.1.3)
ProfileGrid: v(4.2.2)
Reelgood Publishers Widget: v(0.0.8)
wpDiscuz: v(7.1.0)
WP ULike: v(4.4.5)

-- WordPress Inactive Plugins --

Akismet Anti-Spam: v(4.1.7)
Hello Dolly: v(1.7.2)

### End System Info ###

    Hi @noihcra ,
    Thank you for coming to us to seek the help. Please know LoginPress deals and customize the WordPress default login page that is “/wp-login.php” not any custom login form being created by another plugin. As in your case, you mentioned you fill up your data at “/wp-admin.php” However we are looking at your same concern at our support forum lodged by you to resolve it shortly.
    Have a nice day!

    Thread Starter Anonymous User 18508645

    (@anonymized-18508645)

    Hi @wpzainab,

    Whay I mean is not that of customizing wp-admin login page. I expect it to be as it should be. I mean having the plugin active is somehow affecting wp-admin page.

    It means that LoginPress is intercepting default WP authentication logic, as long as having the plugin activated makes wp-admin.php to be hooked by the plugin along with wp-login.php.I see the same LoginPress custom design no matter which form I load on my browser. Did I explained myself?

    Otherwise how could activating the plugin may not be the reason if I can only login to dashboard if it is not active?

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Anonymous User 18508645.
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