Laurence Tuck

@najeeb – the fix for this is one edit in your plugin class. Editing your plugin will then break future updates which is bad practice. Line 271, PLEASE push an update!! Is this fixed in your PRO version?

In the meantime the fix is on line 271 in /classes/plugin.class.php:

$sanitized_settings[‘nm_wpregistration_new_user’] = sanitize_text_field($_REQUEST[‘nm_wpregistration_new_user’]);

to

$sanitized_settings[‘nm_wpregistration_new_user’] = sanitize_textarea_field($_REQUEST[‘nm_wpregistration_new_user’]);

hi boruxk, have you tried disabling other plugins to troubleshoot? If you are still having trouble please let me know.

hi, thanks for the response. I have 15 countries, each with 9 rates for weight groups. Am I correct then in assuming there should be 135 Profiles?

hi and thanks for your response. I have installed your plugin on my localhost with no other plugins and it works perfectly. The issue I’m having must be a conflicting plugin.

@ipstenu: repairing the db is not going to fix this issue. WordPress is referencing a blog that doesn’t exist and quite possibly using its ID, which in this case is 0 (or not set for some reason). The function calling wp_0_options… (or whichever table) is receiving an empty ID. My suspicion is that this is plugin related.

Any luck with this error Hieu?

@leandro Padula – not the best solution, but copy the login-form.php file to your theme and hide the buttons with css:

<style>
.addthis_toolbox {
    display: none;
}
</style>

I applied this patch and it works: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/author-cannot-edit-image-title