Hi hmmfff,
When all the users of the site is trying to log in to make a post they have to write in the password from to to six times before wordpress blogg lets them inn. It says ERROR: The password field is empty.
To make sure it’s not a problem with a plugin or theme, I’d recommend:
- deactivating all plugins to see if this resolves the problem. If this works, re-activate the plugins one by one until you find the problematic plugin(s).
- switching to the default theme to rule out any theme-specific problems.
And i would love it if anyone knows how to take away that math school when you log in.
This is most likely a plugin adding this extra security. I’d look in the WordPress Admin under plugins to see if you can spot a security or protect login plugin. It might be Jetpack’s Brute Protect, in which case you can disable that module and it’ll go away.
And when they are inn they write their blog post, and set it to publish a few days later. But even tough it says it is published the day it is set to do so, it is not visible, so you have to go in and push update to make it visible.
How much traffic does this site get? Scheduled posts are only published when the site has traffic, due to the way that wp_cron (WordPress internal scheduled task function) works.
In order to publish a scheduled post, wp_cron needs to fire and it requires traffic, which causes WordPress to load, which fires wp_cron.
A more consistent way to get cron jobs (scheduled tasks) to fire is to disable wp_cron and setup a cron job through your host which pings /home/user/public_html/wp-cron.php (the path to your wp-cron.php file) on a schedule that makes sense for your site.
To disable wp_cron, you’ll add the following constant to your wp-config.php file:
define('DISABLE_WP_CRON', true); //Disable page load cron
Creating a cron job at your host is really dependent on your host, so you might refer to their documentation for creating cron jobs.
If that doesn’t make sense, your host should be able to help.
