Stiofan O'Connor

Hi Alex,

I have reached out to the dev, if he wants we can make things compatible we can work together if not it’s WPML.

Thanks,

Stiofan

OK thanks for the info, we disable them by default to save space in the DB, in our early tests we seen that having them enabled could add lots of unnecessary posts to the DB of a directory site so took this action. If you want them enabled simply add this line to your wp-config.php file

define('WP_POST_REVISIONS', true );

You can then enable/disable post revisions on GD post types via the CPT addon.

Let me know if you have any problems,

Thanks,

Stiofan

I have fixed it by adding
#menu-item-gd-location-switcher{z-index:1492;}

Thanks,

Stiofan

Hi Dale,

This does not happen for anyone else apart from you, if it is code then it’s not our code.
If you can provide FTP details in a private reply i will check if it’s coming from a plugin or theme, it does only seem to happen on wp-admin urls, this basic test form show the problem

<form action="http://www.infolex.se/wp-admin/" methos="post">
<input type="text" name="anything" value="VARCHAR" />
<input type="submit" value="test" />
</form>

Thanks,

Stiofan

Hi Craig,

Here is what i have learned from testing.

Firstly everything seems to be working in our code as it should, the main login page has a redirect_to option which should redirect you to the page you came from or a specified page, the login widget sets this value to the login page as default and does not have a redirect value that changes.

The actual signon in both cases works, the user object is created with no errors, the widget login then redirects back to the login page which you cant be on if you are logged in so you get redirected home, where as the login page redirects you to where you came from, it seems to be this second visit to the login page that is setting the correct login for the widget, from my tests the PHP session ID is being changed when submitting a login and there for instantly signs you out.

So basically the session ID changing is causing the problem and the cookie is not set right. This has to be a server issue as far as i can tell, i would ask your server admin whats going on with the session id changing, and i would play with the php.ini session settings, when i looked at them, it seemed to reference memcach in the save handler, which i guess could be related to the problem.

Keep us updated on how you get on and what the fix was in case it ever happens to anyone else.

Thanks,

Stiofan

Hi Ben,

Welcome to GD 🙂

Can you make a short list of problems you have noticed and i’ll run through them and if any login details for wp-admin or FTP have changed please provide new ones.

Thanks,

Stiofan

You are welcome!

Just let us know if you need help or if you figure things out.

Thanks,

Stiofan