Matthias Baier

I’was having the same problem.
Backups got restarted every time cronjobs got executed because even a sucessfull backup didn’t update the next run date.

I tried to create a new backup-job with similar settings, no effect.
So I used crontrol, to check my cronjobs’ statuses and found out, that even calling mydomain.bla/wp-cron.php manually would not change their status. So I kept that Tab open, to reload and check the statuses afterwards while I was analyzing that problem.
I went on and deactivated non-vital plugins and found out that one of my plugins (APCu Manager) was causing this problem. I also tried to change the date-format before with no effect.

Changed everything back to what it was set before and reactivated APCu Manager. For now, it looks good. I have no explanation for the root cause of this.

Thank you sooo much!
All thumbs up!

My question too.
I have configured some backups like this and fear, they will break to work. But it seems like a new feature. I had only one job failing. The other ones seem unaffected. But I have to check everything.
Will already created jobs vanish?

Hm… ok. I’ll try that tomorrow.
I tested it in a local environment and on a server. Both filters work untill I set a User Profile Page. Then I end up with two forget links. The first one within the error notice-box, which is then set to the wp-member-link is the wrong one.

The second one is below the login-fields and is correct with the wpmem_forgot_link from the filter.

I can switch back an forth setting a User Profile Page and the links change accordingly.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Matthias Baier.

Yes, I tried that filter too and it also works. But not if I set a User Profile Page. Then the error message contains wpmems link and not the ones defined by wpmem_forgot_link or lostpassword_url.

I think, it is not possible with this plugin, to setup password requirements.
I’m facing a similar issue here.
Mit WAF is enforcing secure passwords, and if my users set a new unsecure password, the will get redirected to WordPresss’ password screen with the password-generator of WP.
I’m thinking about redirecting the password-reset-process to WordPress-Original.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Matthias Baier.

Thank you very much. ?? I will probably look for a different solution.

I’m sorry,
I tried this on even more environments – latest version 6.2.2 of wordpress – I still see the error. Accompanied by new deprecation-warnings with PHP 8.2. But these are a different topic – switching back to 8.1 does the trick for now.
Thank you for your screencast via email. Maybe the notice was below the fold – I don’t know. I can always reproduce the bug in any environment, I have here.

Yes, same for me… Let’s hope we will have an update soon…

Just a sidenote from me: Watch out, if you added adjustments in the Site-Editor, any changes in your HTML-Files of your block-based-theme will not be displayed, if you already adjusted your theme in the editor.

Thank your for your quick response.
I tried to remove the ?dnt=1 part of vimeos frame, but the code snippet that can be found here in the forum doesn’t work anymore.
Basic problem is that I presume that even the “privacy friendly” version of vimeo still loads vimeos external resources, which could be interpreted as a violation of GDPR: The user wants to load this resource and not that over there as well.
Anyways: the placeholder just doesn’t work as it should in my opinion.

It is still a nice way to show, how to get UX bad and Users angry and not like a software. A pop-up. Welcome to the 90s.
I can’t believe I’ve been seeing this for two full years now.
But there is hope: someday in WordPress Version 6.x we might see User-Preferences saved and not click and click and click and click and click…

Unfortunately you will have to do this in Code-Editor view and delete the link manually. Looks like a bug to me.
Click on the three dots on the right top of your admin-area and select “Code-Editor”.
You should now see your raw code – now look for your slide-link. If you mess something up here, you will be able to restore to a previous version, so don’t worry.
If you change your link to something unique, you will be able to find it more easy.
Your slide is wrapped inside code like this:
<!-- wp:eedee/block-gutenslide {"background":{"backgroundType":"none","backgroundOverlayImage":"","backgroundOverlayVideo":"","backgroundOverlayOpacity":50,"backgroundGradient":{},"backgroundImage":{},"backgroundPosition":"center center","backgroundRepeat":"no-repeat","backgroundImageSize":"cover","backgroundVideoSize":"cover","customBackgroundColor":"","hasParallax":false,"backgroundFocalPoint":{"x":0.5,"y":0.5},"backgroundVideoFocalPoint":{"x":0.5,"y":0.5},"backgroundVideo":{},"backgroundVideoMuted":true,"backgroundVideoLoop":true,"backgroundVideoAutoplay":true,"openPopover":true},"linkUrl":"https://lala"} -->
Things are seperated with a colon. In the above example you would delete ,"linkUrl":"https://lala".
Now save and publish.

Well, I’m still having problems.
In the first place, I was just trying to configure file-change-report-emails, which would throw an error.
Your solution helped me to reset ithemes to a clean state.
However the file-change-report settings still malfunctions sporadically.
Can’t tell if it is resolved. But here you go.

Yes, I checked that code. However it only loads gutenslider’s css-file not the js-file that needs to be loaded too for the slider to work.
Your code only works if this code is added when you register the block in init.php
‘script’ => ‘eedee-gutenslider-front’,