raymoncada1

The email use to login does not have permission to send emails as the user used using in the from field. Your office365 admin should be able to set this up for you.

Hi, this depends on the email sever configuration. There is a greater chance your email will be marked as spam. The email should go out with a problem, but to be sure confirm with your email server admin.

I installed version 3.1, and the Lost your Password link on the login page points to the main site.

If I manually enter the mappeddomain.com/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword the page displays properly. The form action points to the main domain.

Any advise?

Thank you, re-saving the permalinks worked for me.

I had a similar, if not the same issue. On the Host SMTP add tls:// before smtp.gmail.com. So it looks like this tls://smtp.gmail.com. Let me know if it helps. If you use the ssl port then add the prefix ssl://

I was working on a custom plugin and ran into the same problem. There are a few things you might want to check.
1) Make sure your php.ini set file_uploads=ON (.ini in different location depending on stack and configuration)
2) Make sure your directory permissions are set properly. Try 750 or 770
3) If you created your own custom plugin make sure the form element has the enctype=”multipart/form-data” attribute.
4) Make sure the input type is set to single file upload for testing
<input name=”my_image” id=”my_image” type=”file” value=”” aria-required=”true” required multiple=”false” />

Hope this helps.

Great thank you!

In the redirect setting click the advanced gear and to the far right select regex from the dropdown.

hey, just an idea, you might want to try regular expressions.
This is your Current URL as regular expression. Make sure to use the ^ at the beginning.
^https:\/\/www\.divorceecafe\.com\/(\d{4}\/)(\d{2}\/)(\d{2}\/)(.*)

Check the regular expression test using this link: https://regex101.com/r/vguaTC/1

Redirect to
https://www.divorceecafe.org/$4
You are using $4 because is the 4th capture group.

This is the first 4 digits and the “/”
$1 = (\d{4}\/)

The regular expresion below is repeated twice because it is the month and day.
$2 and $3 = (\d{2}\/)

Lastly, it is the blog post
$4 = (.*)

This is not tested but should work base on the instructions given on here https://redirection.me/support/redirect-regular-expressions/

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by raymoncada1.

Hi, I had a similar issue and what worked for me was adding tls://smtp.yourprovider.com
of ssl://smtp.yourprovider.com, depending on your port. This goes on your host input box.

Hope this helps.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by raymoncada1.

Yoast and Visual Composer also causes the removal of item on the back-end editor to fail.