larryocraig

Thank you, @czelly. I applied your fix and it’s working great!

I am experiencing the same date/time problem noted by @websitesbyconley2020. For example, the date/time of my ‘Event’ is From 03/18/2020 6:00 PM To 03/18/2020 9:00 PM but when I ‘Update” the calendar entry automatically changes to 03/19/2020 From 08:00 AM To 03/19/2020 11:00 AM, and displays on the calendar as 03/19/2020 at 1:00a.

My WordPress version is 5.3.2 running Virtue theme. My Timezone setting is Los Angeles.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 12 months ago by larryocraig.

I rolled back to version 8.14, since the archive version of 8.15 is messed up. All is fine again and will hold off on upgrading to 8.16 until the parsing error is fixed.

The same thing just happened on my site, using PHP version 5.6.32

Awesome, thanks!

Yes, I do have Notify By Email enabled. That feature is for notification when someone is locked out due to maximum failed login attempts. I’m trying to find a way of seeing the full IP address of failed login attempts in general. I’ve got someone banging my site who is changing usernames with each attempt. He or she seems to know how to avoid being locked out. I suppose that I could enter the address range of the interloper in the Ban Users section, but I would rather see the full IP address of the user making failed login attempts if possible and simply ban that specific IP address.

I’m having a problem with my generic WordPress password protected pages as follows: Sometimes the password sign-in window displays and entering the password fails. The signon window just reappears. I have only one theme installed and it’s the Kadence Virtue free theme.

So far, my workaround is to login as an Administrator on the site, toggle the problem page from Public, back to Password Protected, then Update. Clearing my personal browser cache does not resolve the problem.

Any ideas as to what may be causing the problem?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by larryocraig.

This post is self-resolved.

I just figured out how to do this. Simply remove “start=open” from the pane title coding. For example, the default for pane title is [pane title=”title1″ start=open]. I just deleted the start=open parameter, so it now reads [pane title=”title1″].