Manage subscriptions, Page not found

I managed to focus and 2 files that give problems:

subscribe-to-comments-reloaded.php
wp_subscribe_reloaded.php

I did copy-paste old v. to new v. and displays the Manage your subscriptions correctly page.
So the solution lies in these 2 files, but I don’t know what to change.

Hi @steve92

subscribe-to-comments-reloaded.php Only change in that file since version 190214 was the call to the function setUserCookie() being changed to set_user_cookie(). It’s not the cause of the 404, but the function is defined in wp_subscribe_reloaded.php so if using the old wp_subscribe_reloaded.php it will throw a PHP error because the function does not exists.

As for wp_subscribe_reloaded.php, you said last week that you used the 190214 and still got a 404:

I also tried to completely replace the wp_subscribe_reloaded.php v.200813 file with v.190214 it always shows 404 error
This means that the problem is not in this file.

I guess there was some problem with the testing itself and the 404 issue is in wp_subscribe_reloaded.php

So, now that the testing can be done properly, use the latest version of the plugin and just replace wp_subscribe_reloaded.php with this modified file.

I replaced the wp_subscribe_reloaded.php file you gave me and now the plugin no longer gives a 404 error.
I think we have solved it.

Hi @steve92

It’s just a test for debugging purposes, not a solution.

First we isolated the issue to the wp_subscribe_reloaded.php' file and now we isolated it further to several lines of code in the function calleddefine_wp_hooks`

Now we need to reintroduce one by one of those removed code parts until we get the 404 to show up again, at which point we’ll know which line exactly causes the issue and then figure out why the code causes it and fix, at which point it will be solved.

Try this new modified file and let me know if the 404 shows up again.

With this file it shows no 404 error, is good.

Hi @steve92

That’s the original file with only the if statement (the one I mentioned at the start) removed. this one.

Here’s another modification of the file.

This one won’t cause the 404, it will show an array var_dump at the top of the page. Copy/paste that in here.

Will look something like this:

array (size=2)
  0 => string '/stcr' (length=12)
  1 => string '/' (length=1)

Different in your case of course, but that’s the structure.

array(2) { 
[0]=> string(0) "" 
[1]=> string(47) "/?srp=1319&srk=e2c8ebced79395da9bf19b45c38c65c7" 
}

Try this one

Similar to before, but instead of the error it will only show either true or false

Show: true

Try this one and let me know if you’re getting a 404 or not.

Show 404 error.

Hi @steve92

Retry the previous one, does it still show true?

Yes true again

But no 404, it’s showing the page properly, correct?

Now no 404, but show true.
I checked with this file https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/manage-subscriptions-page-not-found-2/page/3/#post-13669449