Stormkyleis

So… no, fixing the cookies did not fix the problem.

Our host also couldn’t identify the problem. However, we activated WP_DEBUG and noticed that every time we open the editor of said articles, this error shows up in our debug.log:

[15-May-2019 15:49:54 UTC] PHP Warning: mysqli_real_connect(): (HY000/1226): User '***' has exceeded the 'max_user_connections' resource (current value: 30) in ***/wp/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 1612

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by Stormkyleis.

First of all, thanks, that solved the login problem.

About the two articles: no, the problem isn’t solved. The galleries contain a dozen of images (.png and .gif) uploaded via WordPress. No external links, no custom gallery plugin, just the default WordPress gallery.

While you’re investigating, we will ask our host if maybe one of their settings is messing with the plugin.

So…

1) Yes, I copied config.php from the wp-content/plugins/wp-w3all-phpbb-integration/addons folder (the one with the $w3all_ variables) to the wp-content/plugins/wp-w3all-config folder, I changed the values, and then I changed the absolute path in the plugin settings. I think I followed the instructions correctly.

2) Yes, the error occurs with any user.

3) You are correct, removing the gallery block fixes the issue. If I make a test post with nothing but a gallery, the issue comes back. So, yes, it’s the gallery.

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Note: while this plugin is active, we also can’t login to WordPress through the WordPress login page anymore. Instead, we simply get redirected to our home page. We have to login to phpBB first, and only then we are automatically logged in to WordPress as well. Not sure if this is intended and/or related.

Our active plugins are:

• AMP
• Antispam Bee
• Automatic Featured Images from YouTube / Vimeo
• BJ Lazy Load
• Health Check & Troubleshooting
• Meta Box
• Recent Posts Widget With Thumbnails
• WebP Express
• WordPress w3all phpBB integration
• XML Sitemap & Google News

(As previously noted, we already tried to deactivate every plugin and theme in Troubleshooting Mode. The issue only occurs while WordPress w3all phpBB integration is active.)

Both articles contain:

• Several “paragraph” blocks
• Some “classic editor” blocks
• Some “custom HTML” blocks (their only purpose is to add CSS classes)
• At least one “gallery” block

I’d rather not link the articles themselves since they’re still in construction and set to private. Do you want temporary access to the dashboard?

We didn’t use any shortcode in the posts.

Both phpBB and WordPress have https. However, the cookies from phpBB appear to be stored as “domain.it”, whereas the cookies from WordPress are stored as “www.domain.it”. Changing “cookie domain” in phpBB to “www.domain.it” doesn’t seem to fix the issue.

I think the cookies are working, because everyone has been able to log in and comment both in WordPress and phpBB so far. We only get logged out when we try to edit those two specific articles.

Thank you for your help. Yes, we were using the default config.php. I followed the guide and successfully set up the custom config.php, but the issue persists.

Alright, thanks. I’m looking forward to the next updates then ??

Thank you for the quick reply.

I’m talking about the notifications introduced in phpBB 3.1, which are sent to you when you receive PMs, but also in other occasions:

Notifications alert you to events that have taken place on the board. They will appear in the Notifications menu at the top of your screen. Events include:
– New Private Message has arrived
– New topic was created in a subscribed forum
– New post was created in a subscribed topic
– A new post is awaiting moderation
– A post has been reported
– Your topic/post has been approved/disapproved
– You have been quoted in a post

https://www.phpbb.com/support/docs/en/3.2/ug/userguide/ucp_overview/

I’d like to display those in WordPress, and make them visible for every user, not just for admins in the admin tool bar.

It would be nice if I could display them with a shortcode, like the last topics.

I’m experiencing the same issue.

[b]WP-United Version[/b] : 0.9.2.5-r0
[b]WordPress Version[/b] : 3.6.1

Does anyone know if it’s possible to change the permissions manually until the bug gets fixed?