themj

Confirmed its working now @jamesosborne on version 1.121.0

Thanks!

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• This reply was modified 8 months ago by themj.

Seeing the same problem.

SOLUTION FOUND: On Cloudways hosting, Varnish cache is turned on by default. I disabled that and it worked right away.

How to fix:

1. Login to Cloudways
2. Click Applications
3. Find your site
4. Go to Application Settings > General
5. Click “Varnish” slider to disable

Looks like a solution in place. I will try it. https://meta.discourse.org/t/configure-single-sign-on-sso-with-wp-discourse-and-discourseconnect/223494

Thanks for the quick response. I have voted for this feature to be added. At the very least, the ability to add a shortcode inside the description would be great so that I could include an Elementor template, or some other dynamic content.

This is the addon/script I’m using (my own): https://github.com/mayurjobanputra/Zero-Plugin-Megamenu-for-Elementor

Hi @everaldomatias Can you add more info on how I can fix this issue? I’m seeing the same problem.

Thanks Jasmine for the info. I just noticed after using the popup, that the padding would change after clicking the popup the first time. The first time I use the popup, the padding would be 0px on one of the elements, and the second time it would be 10px. Very odd.

Is it possible to use both plugins safely? If I disable the existing plugin, would I lose some of the custom role modifications I have made?

Yep, that was it. disable, delete, and re-add.

OK great. I tried this before but it wasn’t clearing the id/secret. Tried again today and it looks like I can re-add. I will let you know.

Not all no. Just large images. I have tried several approaches like the folder permissions and such. It’s still an issue.

I’m guessing inside public static function signup() of class-ajax.php?

If I want automatic login.. then after line 219…

//
//run some php to create post type here
//
// Log In user below
wp_set_current_user( $userID, $user_login );
wp_set_auth_cookie( $userID, true, false );
do_action( 'wp_login', $user_login );
// 

Of course with some php coding.

If you could be so kind, can you point me in the right direction for your files? ie: Which file and function should I place my own code that runs after successful registration?

Thanks