jezzerisin

Same thing’s been happening to me.
Except now I have had to remove Hummingbird entirely, as it’s crashing the whole site.

I’m using WordPress 2019
There’s no entry in the Debug
Any further ideas?
Jeremy

Thought as much,
Thanks for the suggestions, I’ll give that a go!
Great Plugin!
Jeremy

Yes, I understand!
I go to the page suggested i.e mysite.co.uk/login, and all I see is a page with a padlock logo on it and the word Login, but nowhere to login to the site?
(I’m guessing that Purnendu was saying that it’s not possible to “Theme” the page anymore, making the name of the plugin redundant..)
The confusion comes from a film on Youtube showing you how to theme my login… shows about the pages being created for you.
The new plugin doesn’t seem to offer instructions on how to proceed.
Now having read the instructions, I’m confused. you make a page on the fly called Login, but how do I add shortcode to that?
I edit it’s slug, but it refuses to accept “login” it makes it “Login-2” (Which I’ve now created, and have added a code [theme-my-login] to finally get a log in page.
Please ignore my first post, posted yesterday.
Please also accept the following.
You are no doubt an excellent coder, and the latest release is no doubt much more superior. However I’m a beginner, and the lack of clarity from you has cost me two whole days work, only by digging through these complaints have I finally understood (Sort of) how this plugin works.. I’m a long way from the finish, but getting there.
Please don’t forget “beginnners Mind” when updating your plugin – 30’s of better explanation would have saved me days of work.
That being said, thanks for the plugin also..
Jeremy

Just to update this,
I have tried to flush the Permalinks – nothing
I have re-installed WordPress, (Excluding the WP-content folder) – nothing
Thanks for any help you can give me..
(I recently switched to https, with a new certificate, but I’m struggling to see that this is a connected issue..)
Jeremy

I have found the solution to this, within WP-Spamshield
In their settings there’s a tickbox called
“Disable anti-spam for miscellaneous forms.”
Tick this, and it stops blocking the Paypal payment gateway and receipt page.
Hope this helps somebody else!
Jeremy

Hi there,
I notice that Sonfisher also had WP Spam shield installed (I have version 1.9.8.8) and was having the same problem as I’m experiencing.

Having deactivated this plug-in, EME started working perfectly again

Any ideas why we would have this conflict? I get huge amounts of spam, and would like to have both working!

Thanks,

Jeremy

Thanks for the speedy reply Umesh!
Just a little detail please.
I understand that you can show users with the same tag on an external page, but how do you view users with the same preference within the WP User list in the back end? Do I have to write a custom plugin to sort and display this info for me?
Thanks again

Thanks for answering, it was feeling a little lonely!
In the end, I opted for configuring a results page on Worldpay, with a redirect to our site.
I think the version of Woocommerce is pretty old, I intend to update it as soon as the site is stable. hopefully the problem will resolve itself then, as the payment page on Worldpay is pretty basic and ugly!
This temporary fix worked though, so no further help is required here.
Thanks

Sorry Steve it’s got a little bit worse!
If I enable Jetpack, and then ask to Authorize it, the web browse (Firefox) returns an empty page, then if I page-back, I find I have lost mostly everything on the WP menu except for basics such as “Page” and “Post” and a few randoms!
As mentioned, I have tried to uninstall and re-install jetpack several times!
Thanks for the help,
Jeremy

further to my earlier email.
I have managed to revert to 3.1.9.
Most of my post data has returned, there are a few small issues with the formatting, but at least my site is working again!
Jeremy

What a shocking day, with no luck at all, I’ve tried to upgrade 5 times (I’ve just found 5 zip files on my sever as testament to this!) but it gets stuck at the line “Downloading update from https://www.ads-software.com/wordpress-2.9.zip.” and nothing further happens.
I didn’t have an .htaccess file anywhere (yes I looked for hidden files etc..) so I created one and posted it, nothing changed, I checked I had the directory correct, permissions set to 777 etc, all done, still no update.
I’m coincidentely get the HTTP error everytime I try to upload media. (Oddly the media does appear after a while, but I still get the error!) somebody suggested this was to do with .htaccess to, it wasn’t solved by my new .htaccess file either.
These an Amazon plugin that I’m totally unable to remove, and was contemplating removing it from the FTP server, but didn’t want to upset anything! (it’s not active FYG) I wondered if this was getting in the way of the update?
Lastly, having totally destroyed my site, last time I tried to upgrade from 2.7 to 2.8 I’m feelig really tender about all this! I then had to spend about 2 weeks totally rebuilding everything (something I knew nothing about until now!) I reused my MySql database and a new install of WordPress (Several actually till I got it right!) and the results are back online at https://www.chi-gung.co.uk.
Hosting at Oneandone with Php5
Any suggestions as how to proceed would be deeply appreciated.