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I have the same problem. I hadn’t changed anything and then this problem cropped up. Happens on all browsers I have tested. When the event first loads, I see the map and the the Oops message pops up over it. If I double click on the message, the full map page loads fine. I have deleted and recreated my API key…same issue. I made sure the key was enabled for all APIs. Still same issue. Could this be related to a Java update?

Oops, I see that it ran the html code instead of preserving it. Not sure if you can tell from the raw html that it left in. Let me know.

Thank you for your reply. We literally copied our working system on the old server over to the new server. We do have a login redirect page and I just double-checked that it is functional on the old server.

I must confess I am not very familiar with how the wp-members was set up as I inherited the admin job of this site from a person who is no longer active in our club. The permalink for the WordPress MU subsite is members.byc.org and the default landing page whether logged in or not is the page named “Welcome”. Below is the content from the Welcome page. Maybe this will answer your question regarding use of the wpmem_redirect_to_login() function. In the mean time I will see if our host can help me test disabling all plugins except wp_admin to see if that makes a difference.

[wp-members status=”out”]

Welcome to the BYC members-only portion of the website. If you’re already registered, please log in to the right – otherwise, click here to register a new account. Not yet a BYC Member? Please visit our public site for more information about our club, activities, and how to join!

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<h4>Did you know…</h4>
A <span style=”color: #0000ff;”>Blue</span> name badge means the member is from out of town.? If you see somebody sitting off by themselves with? a blue name badge, consider asking them to join your table.? It is possible they may not know many other club members.

Also, remember to wear your name badge while at the Club and place your badge back into the drawer in the Ship’s Store area when you leave.
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<h4>The Cookbooks are here!!!</h4>

You can purchase your copy at the bar. Thanks to all those who submitted your favorite recipes and to the members of the Cookbook Committee (Mary Baker, Jody Erickson, Gail Haines, Bob Kehoe, Alex Marr, Cheryl Myers, Heather Ouilette and Teresa Van Haalen) who organized this.

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[wp-members status=”in”]
<h3>Update Your User Profile or Password</h3>
If you’d like to update your profile or change your password, click here.

<h3>Members Only Site Information:</h3>
In the Members area, you can find information about our using our facilities for your own event including a calendar of the currently scheduled events and a booking reservation form for registering your event.

There is also a current list of all the members and their contact information. For those members who have submitted photos, there are photos of the member and their boat(s). If you would like to add your photos, please submit them in electronic format to membership@byc.org and we will post them along with your member information. This list is updated monthly so it is the best place to look for updated information and for new members that are not in your printed roster.

Also found here is a “Volunteer” section (as well as on the main BYC site) where you can sign up to volunteer on a committee or as a bartender. Our club is an “all volunteer club” so your participation is appreciated. You can also view the board meeting minutes to catch up on all that your volunteer board does for you.

New Additions to the Members Only area include a PDF version of the current club Policies and By-Laws.

<h3>Upcoming Events and News</h3>
For a quick glance at upcoming events, visit the BYC Home Page and check the Featured Events section at the right side of the page or the Upcoming Events calendar on the lower part of the page. We have also added Cruising, Racing and Youth Sailing “Latest News…” sections on the lower right section that contain recent news from those areas. Also our latest news can also be found in the jibsheet section of the main site, so check there for upcoming events, club news and other info.
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<h3>Member News:</h3>
<h4>The Cookbooks are here!!!</h4>

You can purchase your copy at the bar. Thanks to all those who submitted your favorite recipes and to the members of the Cookbook Committee (Mary Baker, Jody Erickson, Gail Haines, Bob Kehoe, Alex Marr, Cheryl Myers, Heather Ouilette and Teresa Van Haalen) who organized this.
<hr />

<h4>Did you know…</h4>
A <span style=”color: #0000ff;”>Blue </span> name badge means the member is from out of town. If you see somebody sitting off by themselves with a blue name badge, consider asking them to join your table. It is possible they may not know many other club members.</span>

Also, remember to wear your name badge while at the Club and place your badge back into the drawer in the Ship’s Store area when you leave.

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I can make that change. What file and location?

Did you find a substitute PHP Plugin that does support PHP7.1?

Update to my post. I deactivated all plugins and I was able to access the members only site. Activated each plug-in separately and all seems to be working fine. Not sure what the problem is, but seems to have worked itself out.

I updated to version 2.9.8.1 yesterday evening and now I can’t access my member’s site, either directly or through the dashboard. I get a 500 error message:

Most likely causes:
?The website is under maintenance.
?The website has a programming error.

What can I do to fix this? Should I revert back to my earlier version or is there a simple fix to the php code to let this function?

Thanks for your help.

Terry Tavelli
ttavelli@hotmail.com
website: members.byc.org
main site: byc.org

Go to your Profile page and update it there.

I am having the same issue with WordPress 3.7.1 and .htm files. WordPress returns an unrecognizable file for most browsers and IE returns the raw HTML code. FileZilla prompts you to use FileZilla and then downloads the file locally and displays it normally.

What theme are you using? I am using PageLines.

I have never had a problem uploading .htm files so I don’t have the mime filter in my functions.php file as you have above, so I tried adding it for ‘htm’ but still have the same display results. I have no idea why this quit working…something changed.

I checked and these are the file types in the Upload File Types field: jpg jpeg png gif mp3 mov avi wmv midi mid pdf html htm

Our site is hosted on a Windows 2008 R2 Web Server running IIS 7.5.

It is almost like the server doesn’t present the page to the browsers with the proper extension. I can copy the files from my wp-content directory to the root directory on the server and then view the file through FileZilla…it launches IE and the file displays fine. This also works from the directory where the file resides in wp-content.

Are there any mime types for IIS that might have gotten messed up? I have been uploading and viewing these file just fine with all browser types until about a month ago. Something changed to cause this behavior…just don’t know what. Neither does the IT Technician at the hosting site.

Thanks for your help.

WordPress version is 3.7.1. Uploading using standard WP uploader for these files. Have been doing this for years to this site with no problems. The display issue is a recent issue. As I have indicated, I am running PageLines Framework and have Akismet, All-In-One Event Calendar by Timely, Awesome Flickr Gallery, Exec-PHP, Gravity Forms, Gravity Forms Move Labels, Gravity Forms Paypal Add-on, Unfiltered MU and WP-Members plugins active. I have tried deactivating each of these with no changes.

I am at a loss as to where to look from here.

I have the paid version running and I have the same issue on IE, Firefox and Safari…those are the ones I have tried. Anybody have a resolution? You can spend several seconds trying to navigate down the dropdown menus and it looks very unprofessional.