mojorob

Hi

This thread will be resolved once version 2.7.1 is released and confirmed to fix the issue.

Until then, the issue still exists and so this thread is unresolved. The “inactivity” is due to patience for the fix to be released in an update.

Any further input into this?

Anyone?

I’ve opened a support thread on that plugin. However, quickly checking the source code for that plugin, yes it does look like they use wp_set_password in the following function:

function wp_set_password( $password, $user_id ) {
		$hasher = wp_password_hash_include();
		return $hasher->updateHash( $password, $user_id );
	}

I’ve managed to get the embedded SoundCloud to work now, but it seem quite odd.

All existing SoundCloud embeds were done just by the URL https://soundcloud.com... However, the only way I could get this new one to work was by including www. in the SoundCloud URL.

Thanks. I don’t suppose there’s a SQL query that could be executed in PhpMyAdmin to update photos to restricted? The far majority of images are attached to posts in a restricted category.

I’ve worked this out now. It seems every image as the option to restrict access to the attachment page. I installed this plugin on an existing site with 1,500 images.

An option to restrict all images attached to an existing post with images would be useful.

Agree, Windows 10 phone app required.

This is odd. I’ve just come back from somewhere, logged in and the dashboard is working fine again.

As a side question, what are the situations when it’s vital to have the current default theme on the server?

It’s a custom theme.

Deactivating plugins via PhpMyAdmin didn’t change anything. The theme being used is the only theme installed.

I’ve noticed when looking at the source code in Firefox that some of the PHP code is in red (indicating something wrong with it), and other parts of the PHP code displays in the normal colour for when you look at the source code.

I’ll look at reuploading files when I have time a bit later.

functions.php

Thanks for that – that code works just fine.

Ah, there you go. I did a search as first I noticed it last week, but can be difficult to know what words have been used in a previous thread.

It can certainly take some time for a small basic change to be made though – currently looks bad for the WordPress ‘brand’ without a redirect in place. And if WordPress wasn’t such a behemoth it could possibly be bad for SEO too.

Thanks for replying, what you suggested with the priority worked for disabling the stylesheet.

Also the hook you mentioned for the other forms worked – I think I was looking at a different one, trying to make it work. My queries in regards to getting it working how I want is resolved.

As a minor question, have you considered updating the submit buttons from <input type="submit"> to <button> in a future update?