jtwebb

Think I got it. I hadn’t set the cookie path or cookie domain. Haven’t had any issues since I set that.

OK, narrowing it down a little more.

I have two ‘frontend’ cookies, one for the WP site and one for the Magento site. As long as I delete the frontend cookie for the magento site, I can login every time from WP.

I’m not exactly sure what that means, but I know it’s that cookie that is preventing me from logging in through the mini login form on WP.

Any ideas?

Something that might help narrow it down:

If I clear my cookies, then I can login from WP the first time. Then I logout and I can’t log back in. Maybe it has to do with the WP cookies not being removed when I logout in Magento?

It’s definitely not some other plugin’s issue. I wasn’t running any other plugins and the error occurred.

On a project this large it’s sometimes hard/impossible to see all the issues. And it could relate to how their personal testing machine is setup.

With that said, I don’t see any tests in the files, maybe they just don’t publish them with the plugin, but if they’re not using them, it might be a good idea to start incorporating them so there aren’t so many unknown side effects.

All I did to fix this for the time being (until it’s fixed permanently) is comment out line 451 in inc/class-wpseo-meta.php.

This line

$field_defs['authorship']['options']['-'] = sprintf( $field_defs['authorship']['options']['-'], ( ( isset( $options[ 'noauthorship-' . $post_type ] ) && $options[ 'noauthorship-' . $post_type ] === true ) ? __( 'don\'t show', 'wordpress-seo' ) : __( 'show', 'wordpress-seo' ) ) );

Confirmed on my sites too: WPSEP 1.6, WP 4.0