Using this to try and extend WP’s login to other parts of a sub-root WP installation, but once activated and the new cookie value defined, it won’t let me log in again. So had to clear cookies and then delete the plugin by FTP. Shame – is there any other solution out there? Surely tons of people would like to use WP’s login outside of a WP sub-root installation?
]]>I’ve installed the plugin, but my question is: how do I retrieve the cookie in a non-Wordpress page? It’s not clear to me how I use this plugin, because after I activate it, and then tick the box in settings, what’s the next step to actually utilize it?
]]>Please tell me how could I confgurate the plugin to be compatible with my 5 domains?
Could you send me a code?
Thank you in advance.
Rated with five stars. ??
Hello,
I use WordPress 3.5.
I installed the plugin root cookie (Version 1.6) and then I first used the automatic way to find my domain. After this I tested my test.php in the folder wordpress/test. The test.php looks like this:
<?php
require_once(‘wp-config.php’);
get_currentuserinfo();
echo “$user_login
$user_ID
$user_level
“;
?>
When I run the scrpit from my Browser nothing appears on the screen.
When I run the script in the root of my wordpress it shows me the currentuserinfo.
I tried it also with the manual way to define my website-url.
It also didn’t worked. Only from the root of my wordpress it works.
Please, can anyone help me?
Thanks in advance
Uli
]]>Just hoping that it would help someone who are also having issue when logging into the admin after you migrated the site to other server.
I’ve ran into problem after I migrated the site in my localhost. The frontend works perfectly except for the admin login which I was unable to get into the admin dashboard even if I’ve provided the correct access. It took me several hours before I figured out the problem.
What I did was to disabled the root-cookie plugin manually by executing the below scripts into the functions.php in my theme:
$active_options = get_option('active_plugins');
foreach( $active_options as $active ){
if( $active == 'root-cookie/root-cookie.php' ) continue;
$new_active[] = $active;
}
update_option('active_plugins', $new_active);
}I’m not really sure what’s wrong with this plugin but I’m glad I’ve sorted out the issue and I hope it will help someone.
Cheers.
-E
Thanks for the plugin!
Did it really checked for WP 3.3.1?
Someone confirmed that root Cookie 1.6 compatible with WP 3.3.1.
But not for me… ??
I’ve installed blog A & blog B on the same domain (no subdomains). Both are sharing the same wp_users&wp_usermeta tables in DB, other tables are separate. (full story here).
Installed root Cookie. But if I login on one of blogs, I need to login on second blog though (with the same admin/pass).
I found that test_cookie & wp-settings-time-1 has path ‘/hha/’, not ‘/’.
Maybe that’s why my cookies from blog A don’t work for blog B?
I just installed root Cookie on my wordpress site and found that when I went to the root Cookie subdomains settings page and enabled subdomain support, suddenly I became unable to log out of my wordpress account. If I disabled the subdomain support, I could log out again, but if I tried to tick the checkbox or even enter a specific subdomain, whenever I tried to log out I was just redirected to the same page, still logged in.
Is there any way to fix this? I’m not sure how the problem arose or if it’s specific to my site.
]]>Hello,
with activated plugin, following problem occurs:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/new-contributor-logs-in-as-administrator
Any idea how to fix it?
Thank you!
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