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Oooops, another difference was that .htacces was not writable by the web server…

When I make it writable everything is working fine and I can thus confirm that Better WP Security is working fine with static home pages.

Sorry for the noise (to my defense, a warning could have been displaied to complain that .htaccess was not writable)!

Eric

Hmmm… Digging into the code, I think that the best way to solve this kind of issue is to separate the plugin code so that everything that can lead to redirections are perfomed in an action registered as “load-<page-hook>”.

This can be done by stuff such as:


$page_hook = get_plugin_page_hook( plugin_basename(__FILE__), 'edit.php');
add_action('load-'.$page_hook, 'my_function');


I would be interested to know if/how you’ve solved this issue!

I have the same problem and when you look at the error message, you see that the HTML that has been output happens in wp-admin/admin-header.php before the plugin function that attempts to redirect is called which means that it seems to be out of the control of plugin authors…

Or have I missed something?

Thanks,

Eric

Miah,

I am getting the same issue and digging into the code, it appears that this error can be raised by the function check_admin_referer() that is meant to be used to check that the sequence of page calls is correct.

In my case, this was due to incorrect tests while determining the action in a form.

Hope this helps.

Eric

I have tried WP-OpenID together with two other anti spam plugins (bcSpamBlock and Spam Karma2) and both of them appear to have the same kind of issues (they block comments when you get back from the OpenId provider).

Is that a generic issue with any anti spam plugin and is there any hope to see it fixed?

Thanks,

Eric

PS: when used alone, WP-OpenID works perfectly for me!