ElderP65

I have deleted my “admin” ID and would like to permanently ban anyone trying to login with this id. Since it doesn’t exist, anyone trying to use it is obviously a hacker.

Thanks

Thanks

Thanks for the fix

Thanks for the fix

Have an actual fix.

Change line 110 of the above to

echo ($pray->prayer_author_name !=”) ? ‘Submitted by ‘.ucwords($pray->prayer_author_name).’ ‘ : (($prayer_author_info->display_name!=”) ? ‘Submitted by ‘.ucfirst($prayer_author_info->display_name).’ ‘ : ”);

I have a workaround for this bug.

I have the plugin set to “login not required to submit request”.

Change line 110 of: wp-prayer/modules/shortcode/views/wp-prayer-engine.php
to the following

echo ($pray->prayer_author_name!=”) ? ‘Submitted by ‘.$pray->prayer_author_name.’, ‘ : ”;

However, a name will not be displayed if a request is entered by someone not logged in (which does not affect us)

This appears to be a bug. If you enter a request using the shortcode [wp-prayer-engine form], the submitter is not displayed when displaying the requests using [wp-prayer-engine].

If you enter a request using the admin page, the submitter is displayed.

If you display the requests using WP Prayer\Manage Requests, the submitter is displayed under Author. If you edit a request, then the submitter name is displayed using the [wp-prayer-engine] shortcode.

I think BiBo0 has other problems they need to look into. This plugin has no affect on my site other than make a much improved login screen.

Yes it does. But I am having problems with the player (audio) restarting if the stream is broken.

Thanks

Did some more research. “Ajax Event Calender” is the culprit. De-activated it and iThemes shows time correctly.

Also, if you set the time zone to a manual one (UTC-4), Event Calender complains you have not chosen a city.

Using v4.4.18.

Switched to Theme 2014, displays OK.
Switched back to my theme, “error” re-occurred. Theme conflict.

Thanks for the help.

You need to turn off WordPress Magic Quotes. There are several articles on the internet about doing this, but most of them do not work. I am using BlueHost as my hosting providor and had to upgrade the site to PhP 5.4 (a 2 second task). The problem was solved.

I suggest you contact your hosting provider about doing the same. If you are using BlueHost, the change can be made from your CP. “Software/Services” – PHP Config. Check the box “PHP 5.4 (Single php.ini)”

More on this story:

I have time zone set to New York:

UTC time is 2014-10-10 15:41:41 Local time is 2014-10-10 11:41:41

iThemes: 7:42 am on Friday October 10th, 2014

Change time zone to UTC-5 UTC time is 2014-10-10 15:43:54 Local time is 2014-10-10 10:43:54

iThemes: 10:44 am on Friday October 10th, 2014

Definitely a plugin problem