• wcitymike

    (@wcitymike)


    Well, I’m about at the end of my rope.

    My understanding was that WordPress v2.3.1 was supposed to solve this error that appeared with v2.3. It has not, for me.

    I get three errors when I log into my blog:

    * “ERROR: WordPress requires Cookies but your browser does not support them or they are blocked.”
    * “ERROR: The username field is empty.”
    * “ERROR: The password field is empty.”

    They do not prevent me from logging in. I do not have any extra spaces following the ?> at the end of my config file. I am in v2.3.1. I turned off my plugins before upgrading, both with 2.3 and 2.3.1, and turned them on afterwards. I have deleted all cookies related to my WordPress install.

    I am using Mac OS X v10.5 and Firefox v2.0.0.8. I do not have a firewall active. My cookies are set to be kept until they expire.

    Any help would be sincerely appreciated.

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  • Please help me I am totally new to all this downloaded and installed wordpress 2.3.1 followed all instrcutions everything working fine. I try to login and it tells me this cookie error. I check my broser settings tell it to accept all cookies and restart IE 7, I cannot login. Period everytime same error. tried looking for white space after the ?> there is none. I am stuck new installation and just cant login at all.
    ??

    I meant to follow up to my last post, jeffbaier solution worked perfectly. It wasn’t his solution that was causing the error on my site.

    Sorry. *sheepish grin*

    I recently create several new blogs, with GoDaddy as the host and WP installer. About 2wks ago I upgraded to 2.3.2 and things have been fine. I use the Revolution themes from Brian Gardner for one (JoeMusic.net) and CoffeeSpot for another (www.starbucksters.com). As is usually the case, everything was fine until it wasn’t.

    I started getting the “ERROR: WordPress requires Cookies but your browser does not support them or they are blocked.” for no apparent reason and from reading the posts I’m not sure what to do. The fact that it is happening across several (but not all) of my blogs is odd, as they are all subdomains with their own database and varying themes.

    Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

    P.S. Additionally, what would cause the presentation to revert back to Classic on its own?! I just went to one of my blogs and it had magically reverted to classic from Revolution.

    I just updated to 2.3.3 and I’m still have the same cookie error problem. I’ve tried many things, but none of them have worked. Many suggestions involve deleting blank lines. I see a lot of blank lines in all my files. I’m sure I don’t understand what is meant by a “blank line”

    I’ve tried commenting out the three lines people suggest.

    I’ve tried using Opera, a different computer, and so on.

    In addition I have no problem logging in during the daytime, usually, but just no luck early morning or late night. The times seem rather standard (10AM to 10PM I can log in without the error), which makes me think it’s related to something on my system, or related to my hosting service (fatcow).

    What gives? I’m a bit at the end of my rope.

    ~alex

    Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    www.ads-software.com Admin

    akirtland: Give us the URL of your login page and we can tell if you’re having the blank line issue.

    The general blank line issue is when you have a plugin or theme file or wp-config or some file that is creating a blank line or other whitespace on the output of your webpage.

    See, these files are not supposed to produce any output. Due to the way PHP works, if you have a blank line at the end or beginning of a PHP file, it can produce that blank line on the output. The upshot of this is that it will disable the ability for it to send headers to the client, causing cookies and other such stuff to not work. Thus this problem.

    Okay, I think I get it now (I am not very technical, so please, forgive.)

    The site is https://www.usablemarkets.com.

    Thanks for any help you can offer!

    ~alex

    akirtland,

    I see nothing wrong but then I cant go through the entire login process since you have registrations turned off.

    I have opened up the registration if you’re interested in trying it out.

    Again, any help is appreciated.

    ~alex

    Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    www.ads-software.com Admin

    alex: No need to open up registration to test this issue.

    You do have the blank line problem on the main pages, but not on the wp-login.php page where you login to the system at.

    However, you also don’t have the cookie problem at all. When I go to wp-login.php and put in fake login information, I don’t get the cookie error. I should, if you had a cookie problem. Also, when I go to your site, I can see the WordPress Test Cookie in my browser. It’s working correctly. Any cookie issues you have are in your browser alone.

    First, thanks for your help. I appreciate your time.

    My issue is that I sometimes see the cookie error, and sometimes do not. Specifically, between 10AM and 10PM (or thereabouts) I have no problem logging in. Outside of that time slot, I get the error.

    Obviously this is very strange, and, one would think, specific to my computer. But it sometimes happens to me on other computers. Which leads me to conclude, it must somehow be related to my hosting service.

    Anyway, I’m not sure there’s an easy resolution.

    Again, thanks for any time you spent on this issue.

    ~alex

    Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

    www.ads-software.com Admin

    Having a problem like that be time related doesn’t make any sense. There’s something else that must be the differentiating factor.

    Unless you have a plugin that does something different between 10am and 10pm, of course. That’s possible, I guess.

    I have read this post with interest. I have tired everything here also. I installed to 2.3.2 uploaded a blog and everything was fine for a few days. I copied over the security patch file only of 2.3.3 and again everything fine, then BAM! cookie trouble as everyone here is posting. I have tried the commenting out, removing excess space/blank lines etc. and no joy. I am with UK2.Net and am completely prepared to set up again from scratch to get round this problem but I haven’t much of a clue about MySQL and they don’t have Cpanel to remove/delete my database files. Which seems to be what I have to do to get a complete bug free install ?? Any help would be good. https://www.image-restore.co.uk/blog/ Many thanks

    I can’t find it, but I read somewhere that deactivating the WP-ContactForm plugin from Ryan Duff will resolve this problem.

    Not sure if people still have this problem, but it happened to me and I removed ALL my plugins and it went away.

    So now I’m uploading my backed up plugins to see if it will work now.

    Hi, mikeo75. How do you remove all the plugins when you cannot log in? Through the back door (File Manager or FTP)?

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