juris77

Ok, it seems I solved the issue ?? All I had to do was to untick this option “Serve cached pages to logged in users”

Apparently, no one knows how to fix this problem with WP-Optimize plugin… I tested it some more, and it has a direct negative effect on login. The user is logged in but there is no indication of that. It can be noticed only by chance if the user moves to other pages – some (in random order) may show the information indicating that logging in has been successful.

And the thing is that I cannot follow those exact steps for clearing cookies. Not sure, whether this is because I use a different version of WordPress (the latest) or id it because of Chromium, but the visual is totally different for me. So, I ended up clearing all the cookies on the browser. No really enthusiastic about repeating that as I get signed out of all other sites, too, obviously.

@jeherve

If you have all of the above information, would you be able to fix the cron issue, too?

I cleared cache and cookies, that didn’t help. So, I simply disabled jetpack. I am not 100% sure but it seems that I had other problems because of this plugin, too. My scheduled mails didn’t work for weeks. It seemed that there is some kind of problem with cron jobs, but it was not clear what exactly is the problem. As for the server everything seemed to be ok. Now, when I disabled Jetpack, scheduled mails started to work suddenly.

Hi!

I’m having the same problem. So, I disabled Jetpack in order to solve the issue. The problem persists when using Chromium. There are no issues with Chrome or Firefox.

Regards, Juris