Bradley A.

I don’t use a caching plugin, but I do use Cloudflare. I deactivated that and followed your instructions, and all is working now. Thanks for your help.

It’s doing the same thing to me using the Presswork framework. I’ve noticed on a number of occasions that this plugin can be extremely buggy with certain themes.

OK. Thanks for your reply. – Brad

Hmmm… they must have raised their price, because I bought a multi-site license just a few months back for only $49. Single blog was free. I agree it’s an awesome plugin. Very useful and a real time-saver.

Works great for me for a while now. Did you contact their support? He’s always quick to lend a hand, even if he has to go in and set it up for you.

Free version works fine for me. And they offer TONS more login options than just about all the others.

I love the 6Scan plugin, so that’s great to hear!

This is the best I’ve found:
https://maxfoundry.com/blog/capture-more-customer-leads-with-our-squeeze-page-plugin/

I have WordPress 3.4.2, and I’m STILL getting this error, so obviously it has not been fixed. @harish, dismissing the error also means that you won’t be notified again about that file, even though there still may be a vulnerability on your system. Am I correct about this, 6Scan?

This is definitely one of the best themes I have ever used. Clean, quick, easy to use and FULL of features.

Next I tackle the action hooks! ?? Thanks for the great theme! I’ve been sharing it with every blogger I know. – Brad

@krishna – Re-installing WP does not correct the issue.

@jiten – Your email address is not listed. My site url is https://www.bradleyanderson.me

The same thing started with my blogs today, and it’s obviously been a problem for a few years now from what I’ve found by searching here and on Google.

From what I’ve experienced and read so far, it’s definitely related to an incorrect nonce check somewhere, but I haven’t found a solution yet that doesn’t involve hard-coding in a core file, which I would prefer not to do.

You can switch to any theme, deactivate and reset all your plugins, and it will keep doing it intermittently. SOMETIMES if you clear your cache and restart your browser it will help, but even then you can’t tell. ??

Just to throw this out there: Is anyone else using a social login/commenting plugin, as well, such as LoginRadius? I’ve never had a problem with it before, but I’ve noticed that when I log out now, it screws up my comment box considerably. If I deactivate LoginRadius, it fixes the comment box, although I still get the weird non-logout thing. Not sure if that means anything or not, but thought I would ask and hopefully get someone with more coding experience thinking in a different direction, maybe.

It would definitely be helpful to find a fix for this. It’s extremely irritating, and it’s been happening to others for quite a while. I am subscribing to this post, and anxiously awaiting a quick resolution, as well.

Having the same issue. Same versions, as well.

I’ve tracked my problem (see above) down to a plugin called ‘Better WordPress Minify’ that seems to be conflicting with your plugin. When I deactivate the Minify plugin, everything works fine again with NoFollowr. ?? Guess I’ll just have to find a new ‘Minifier,’ because I like NoFollowr too much to give it up.

@vehicros – Your problem might be the Fantastico installation. It can be very unstable sometimes and cause all kinds of problems. Try re-installing an updated copy of WP manually.

I’ve used this plugin on 3 different sites, and everything is working perfectly on them. My main site, however, won’t show the Log In tab on the nav bar at all. ??

I absolutely HATE having to use the Meta widget, but unfortunately it’s my only option right now.

I guess I should note that when using the Meta widget Login,the theming works fine. I just can’t get the Login button up on the nav bar.

Plugin IS turned on, so if you want to take a look it’s at:
https://www.latchkey-productions.com/testingground/index.php
WordPress version 3.4.2
Plugin Version 6.2.3

@jeff Farthing – If it would help, I can set you up as an admin user on my blog so you can go in and look around. I’m sure it would be a lot easier for you. Maybe these are related, maybe not. I don’t know enough about PHP and similar to really be able to tell anything, based on what I’m seeing. The code looks peachy-keen to me and, like I said, I’ve used it on 3 other blogs and it works just fine. – Brad