jojopa

Just updating… my fix ended up being a clean import of the IA database tables. I made a new WordPress site with only IA and buddypress, then exported IA table(s) from the database. Then I imported that file into the site and database where it wasn’t working. This fixed it in my case. It was something to do with the database, but deleting the plugin and then reinstalling the plugin didn’t fix the issue (I tried that many times and cleaned the database). But a clean new import of IA tables into the database directly fixed it.

The same thing has been happening with me for a long time, was there any kind of possible answers about this?

I tried also on a staging site with default 2019 theme, and deactivated every plugin except for buddypress and this. It still wouldn’t work.

The only other possibility I can think of is that I am using the same email accounts over and over for test users, and the test users are deleted then rejoin, etc. So the only thing I can think of is if maybe it works, but only if a user hasn’t joined/unjoined the site already.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by jojopa.

So do yourself a favor and uncross your fingers.

Just get rid of the plugin.

It’s been like 1 year and 11 months.. Oh, or keep it if you enjoy php 5.6 instead or anything remotely updated. And ignore the “how to” http2/server push to work for wordpress… which adamantly says use the plugin! as half of the answer. They have more important things to worry about than WordPress, which powers… 28%? of websites in the world. When you’re making money and only focused on IPO, that’s what happens. Have to be grateful for what it has, which is still better than otherwise definitely. But the plugin should be removed entirely.

Companies that are so big and soo worried about IPO you’d THINK would have enough employees to say to have 1 single actual answer for a CMS that powers (looked it up just now) 32% of sites across the world.

The plugin doesn’t work with 7.2 or 7.3. and they give 0 answers about any updates or resolutions, for approximately 1 year and 11 months. Get rid of the plugin and problems are solved.

Ok, thank you for insight. I’ll avoid Health Check plugin in the future, it was first time trying it for troubleshooting.
Thanks again for your help

I figured it out on my own, it actually was the htaccess file but not mod_rewrite.
I did this under mod_rewrite rules –

SetEnvIf Referer mywebsite\.com localreferer
<FilesMatch \.(wp-content/plugins/wordpress-social-login/hybridauth/)$>
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from env=localreferer
</FilesMatch>

thanks

I download the version from purchase history just now, and replaced it…

But I don’t see any difference. It’s still really pixelated