doodly

Yep, with the tips in this thread I went and deleted a redirect plugin (that had been working fine for ages, but anyway . . .) and I can log in fine now. So it looks like that might be a place to start for some folks.

Cheers for the pointers.

I solved it – or at least identified the problem. A redirect plugin I was using was the source. I deleted from the plugins folder and I can log back in.

The plugin had been behaving itself for ages, so I’m not sure why it started messing things up now, but anyway. . . that’s what worked for me.

I’m having the same problem, with an install of 2.5 that’s been working perfectly for weeks. Suddenly I get the login loop this morning.

I’ve tried multiple browsers and clearing cookies and no joy – any suggestions?

(I thought I just posted this but it’s not appearing – if we end up with duplicate posts, I apologize)

I’m having a similar problem – you submit the correct password, but the password prompt page just refreshes.

I’ll look at my plugins (as that seemed to be a problem above) – anyone else have any ideas?

masquerade, does this remove the autoformatting features in the post entry box (wrapping things in <p> </p> tags, for example?).

If so, I’m looking for exactly that, but am not sure where to use the remove_filters('the_content', 'wpautop'); line.

It’s similar to breadcrumbs, but rather than the navigation buttons remaining unchanged whatever page you’re on, and the breadcrumbs showing you where you are, I’d like the nav button for the page you’re in to be changed (different color, bold . . whatever).

In flat HTML this is easy of course – just change the code for the page you’re in. But with a template-driven system like WP, it needs some dynamic cleverness to do it for you.

hope that’s a bit clearer.