ohioword87

I have tried using different fields to take the place of the password field, such as the email and I still get the same error. To work around this, I would like to do the following:

1. NOT have a login page
2. DO have a “Forgot Password Link”, except I would rename as “Gain Access” or something like that.
3. Add instructions to click on the link to have a link emailed to the user. As it works now, when the link in the email is clicked it gives them access to their record. This is fine.

So, how do I NOT show the login page, but only the “Forgot Password” link and how do I change the wording in “Forgot Password”?

I looked at the debugging log and it appears that the password field is not part of the SQL query. This is a new issue that I have not experienced before. It is pasted below.

PDb_Login::handle_incoming input: 54770 login query: SELECT * FROM wp_participants_database WHERE username = ‘testuser’

The SQL statement should have “AND password = ‘thepassword'”

…..where ‘thepassword’ is used to illustrative purposes only for this posting.

I am at a loss as to why the additional SQL is not appended.

I just noticed that I am having the same issue with my other plugins. This is not a plug in issue, it’s a WordPress issue. Thanks for being very responsive today.

I don’t get any emails from WordPress. Where else would I be able to find these “fatal” errors?

I tried using a different computer and a different browser (Brave). I doubted it would make a difference, but at least this time I got an error message of “Sorry, that page is missing”. This is very frustrating. I have never had a problem with this excellent and very useful plugin.

The error that I posted came from the Apache Access Log and not from the Participant Database Debugging Log.

When I look in the folder given in the error log I don’t see “pdb-login-default.php” in ……../home/namewithheld/public_html/wp-content/participants-database-templates/pdb-login-default.php

I have tried reinstalling the plug-in per the instructions from this website, but that didn’t work either.

When looking at the error logs I see the following:

[Wed Mar 29 08:37:18.866859 2023] [proxy_fcgi:error] [pid 2661:tid 140307916121664] [client 65.109.208.239:60646] AH01071: Got error ‘PHP message: PDb_shortcodes\template::find_template custom template not found: “/home/namewithheld/public_html/wp-content/participants-database-templates/pdb-login-default.php,” using the default template; PHP message: PDb_shortcodes\template::find_template template not found: /home/namewithheld/public_html/wp-content/plugins/participants-database/templates/pdb-login-default.php; PHP message: PDb_Login::template_path couldn’t find template at using default. ‘, referer: https://www.sitenamewithheld.com/member-login/

The HTTP 500 Error (that reads below) occurs on all pages, starting with List Participants. The commonality seems to be in admin.php.

“This page isn’t working right now
https://www.sitenamewithheld.com can’t currently handle this request
HTTP ERROR 500″

The error occurs whenever the following happens. The page is listed, followed by a hyphen and the button clicked.

List Participants – Filter
Add Participant – Submit or Apply
Manage Database Fields – Update Fields
Manage List Columns – Have not tried to see if it works
Import CSV File – Have not tried to see if it works
Settings – Save Plugin Settings
Combo Multi Search – Save Changes
Field Group Tabs – Save Changes
Participant Login – Save Changes

The URL’s for the HTTP ERROR 500 are as follows:

https://www.rfpi.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=participants-database
https://sitenamewithheld.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=participants-database-add_participant
etc….

The error seems to be in admin.php

I will look into the PHP Error Log