ash.matadeen

Hi Altcheb,

This plugin is supported by myself in my spare time and I will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.

If you encounter any issues, please create a thread here or on the GitHub project page.

Hi Jon, sure, my email is ash [at] webblerock.com

Hi Jon,

I have not been able to reproduce this. To help me debug this further, could you please let me know which version of WordPress you’re experiencing this issue with and also the list of plugins you have installed? A screenshot of the list on /wp-admin/plugins.php will be fine.

Thanks,
Ash

Thanks for letting me know about this Rob. I have just added specific support for WooCommerce in 1.4.1. It didn’t work out the box because WooCommerce doesn’t use the expected wp_login_form() function to render their login form.

If you come across any further issues, please let me know.

Thanks,
Ash

Hi m.spierings,

Sorry you’ve lost some time investigating this. Is the plugin/theme implementing wp_signon() for the login publicly available? I’d like to test it out to make sure I understand where the error message is getting lost. Currently, the out of the box error message with the reCAPTCHA plugin is: Robot test error: I suggest a new strategy, R2, let the Wookie win. though this can be overwritten within Settings > reCAPTCHA options in wp-admin.

The standard login process for WordPress itself uses wp_signon() under the hood so beyond actually checking whether the request is coming from wp-login.php, it’s difficult to differentiate between the standard WordPress login and one coming via a plugin or theme. But if you can link me up with the plugin/theme implementing wp_signon(), I’ll certainly have a look at potential solutions.

Hi Kesh,

It turned out that the cause of this problem was a function call in my theme’s functions.php file. Check if you have this line in your theme’s functions.php:

add_action('init', 'cp_admin_init');

I’m not sure what it does but it came with the theme I was working with. Comment it out and see if it solves the problem. It worked for me.

Just found the cause of my issues. I needed to call <?php wp_head() ?> in my header.php. Works brilliantly now. ??

Great, think I’ll leave it at that for now and keep an eye out for it when updating wordpress in future.

Yes, oddly enough, it works just fine with the twentyten theme.

Yes, I call get_footer() from my custom page template and then wp_footer() from my footer.php. I’ve just tried echoing some text just before and after I call wp_footer() in footer.php and the echos output correctly.

Not sure why wp_footer() isn’t actually doing anything despite being called. Looks like someone else has the problem.

Anyway, thanks for the tip on the script to look out for. I’ve now added

<script type='text/javascript' src='https://yoursite.com/plugins/q-and-a/js/qa.js?ver=0.1.4'></script>

in footer.php (just before </body>) and it seems to have done the trick. Am I ok using it in that way or would this cause other problems with the plugin?

Thanks again,
Ash

Hi Dalton,

I’m having the same problem as David; everything working except for the jQuery effects. I am using jQuery for other parts of the site but even when I comment that out, the effects don’t work. The page is here: https://s103824.gridserver.com/filmoxford/faq

I’ve also made sure to add wp_footer() in footer.php but still no luck.

Would appreciate any insights.
Thanks,
Ash