Ed

I’ve just tested it and both IE and Chrome result in the same result of:

COOKIE_DOMAIN: .ed.gs

It’s the same for all subdomains too. Domains result in the domain name as the cookie, minus the dot at the start.

Yeah, I’ve tried that already unfortunately.

Domain mapped sites seem to work fine in IE, yeah.

I’m at work currently and unable to access my server, I’ll be back home this evening and will test the COOKIE_DOMAIN declaration output then. Assuming I’d need to do something similar to:

<?php
  echo '<pre>';
  print_r(COOKIE_DOMAIN);
  echo '</pre>'
?>

Cheers for the help so far!

Removing sunrise.php/WordPress MU Domain Mapping also doesn’t change anything.

The cookie domain is sending as .ed.gs for the url littlemead100wc.ed.gs/wp-login.php, this is the same on other browsers, yet they log in correctly.

Ipstenu – Unfortunately I get “The constant “COOKIE_DOMAIN” is defined (probably in wp-config.php). Please remove or comment out that define() line.” as I’m using the WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin. I may try temporarily removing sunrise.php at some point this evening and see if that rectifies anything.

jkhongusc – I’ve tried all of those unfortunately, none have worked. Thanks.

Ipstenu – I’ve tried removing all cookies and using an InPrivate browsing session to no avail. I’ll try setting the cookie domain and report back.

Thanks jkhongusc, I thought it might have been that too, so I disabled all HTTPS and tried through a HTTP only connection. It still didn’t work unfortunately, although there we no errors using HTTPS either in the network panel.

Further to this, I’ve now tried disabling all caching and all plugins and the problem still exists. It’s down to a bare hosting environment with no optimisations at all.

Ed

Brilliant, thanks.

I can confirm that I have the same issue hundreds of times during a scan:

[Dec 23 13:42:19:1387806139.150348:1:error] preg_replace(): The /e modifier is deprecated, use preg_replace_callback instead (8192) File: /***/wp-content/plugins/wordfence/lib/wordfenceURLHoover.php Line: 56
[Dec 23 13:42:19:1387806139.149892:1:error] preg_replace(): The /e modifier is deprecated, use preg_replace_callback instead (8192) File: /***/wp-content/plugins/wordfence/lib/wordfenceURLHoover.php Line: 52

Nice, cheers!

Yeah, it’s been working for me since I changed it so give it a go! Just make sure to replace the entire function.

I installed it to test in the end, it will only delete the db.php or object-cache.php if you enable them individually, if you leave them unticked you can use the originals without problem.

Ed

Did this get fixed yet? Don’t really want to test it on my live install.

As promised, here’s some multisite/domain mapping plugin code that should work, can’t guarantee at the moment as it seems there’s an issue with single file purging on Cloudflare currently.

https://gist.github.com/Coopeh/6660092

I’d like to be able to clear the entire cache automatically after making a change to a widget.

Cheers,
Ed