• Resolved Kalusha

    (@kalusha)


    Hello,

    first. great Plugin.

    If a new User registered I become the WordPress message “WordPress had found an critical Error”

    If I deactivate your Plugin everything works fine. For User I use the Plugin wp-members.

    Hope you can help me.

    Thanks.

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  • Plugin Author Robin W

    (@robin-w)

    ok do you have anything set in

    dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>login

    Plugin Author Robin W

    (@robin-w)

    and if you got an error email from wordpress, could you forward it to me via

    Contact me – Robin W’s website (rewweb.co.uk)

    This will let me get quickly to where the error is

    Thread Starter Kalusha

    (@kalusha)

    Hello,

    thanks for the quick response.

    This is deactiavte Dashboard>Einstellungen>BBP Style Pack>Login

    I have no email become from WordPress. Sorry.

    Plugin Author Robin W

    (@robin-w)

    your site should send an email to the site admin email address – is this you or someone else?

    Thread Starter Kalusha

    (@kalusha)

    Yes, right. I become an email as admin and the New User also with Login data.

    @kalusha – is this the plugin you’re using? WP-Members

    I’ve installed that plugin and played around with it to try to reproduce the error. Everything appears to be working fine with both the default /wp-login.php?action=register form and the in-page register form for restricted pages.

    If you can provide the exact error message to me or @robin-w we may be able to make Style Pack work with the WP-Members plugin.

    Enabling Debugging may help you get the error. You can temporarily enable debugging by adding the following lines to your wp-config.php file:

    define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
    
    // Enable Debug logging to the /wp-content/debug.log file
    define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
    
    // Disable display of errors and warnings
    define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true );
    @ini_set( 'display_errors', E_ALL );
    
    define( 'SCRIPT_DEBUG', true );

    And for better control over debug messages, I recommend this plugin – DebugPress

    Thread Starter Kalusha

    (@kalusha)

    hmm, yes it is that plugin.

    If I put the code in my config and log me in my dashboard then comes a 403er Error. When I logged out then i see my site.

    403 error means “forbidden”

    Follow the official documentation for how to add that debugging code to wp-config.php:

    Debugging in WordPress

    Probably related to this:

    NOTE: You must insert this BEFORE/* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */ in the wp-config.php file.

    Also, by default

    define( 'WP_DEBUG', false );

    is already there. You can delete that line or comment it out and then paste the code I gave you in the same spot.

    Plugin Author Robin W

    (@robin-w)

    @kalusha can you update to 5.3.3 and try again please and let us know if you have any issues

    @codejp3 – there was a function in settings_subscriptions_management.php that is used in front end, but this file is now only loaded in back end. I have moved the function to the front end subscriptions_management.php so it fires in both cases. I am hoping that this is the issue, as someone reported a related issue in the bbpress forum.

    @robin-w – If that function for subscription management deals with user registration in any way (original critical error reason), then it’s certainly a possibility. If not, then I suspect the issue will still exist.

    Plugin Author Robin W

    (@robin-w)

    @codejp3 it auto subscribes new users

    Thread Starter Kalusha

    (@kalusha)

    Hello, after Update your plugin it works.

    Thanks so much for the Support.

    Super.

    Regards

    Plugin Author Robin W

    (@robin-w)

    That’s great – thanks for letting us know ??

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