mrasker

Tjoho! We are back in business. ??

Thank you for the excellent support.

Hi, any update on this?

I still can not see the 10.1.2, but maybe it will take a few days?

At your convenience I also would like to know how to check if a Plugin is Enabled or not.

I have a folder called oembed but I’m not sure I have it enabled or not. How can I check?

I just checked for updated WP Plugins but 10.1.2 is not yet in the list. Maybe it will be tomorrow so will check again and report back.

Thank you again for the very quick turn-around!

Thank you for the very quick reply!

Yes, I have root access to our WP server.

So:
– I DL the above plugin, and all of the 11 dependency plugins
– Copied the content of all the zip:s to the …/plugin/-folder so I now have total of 39 folders/plugins
– Edited the config.js to include all the added plugins and noticed that the already existing 28 plugins are not activated in this file so where are they activated?
– Deactivated the CKEditor-plugin (and later also GF) in WP
– Activated the CKEditor-plugin again (and later then also GF)
– Reloaded the page with the GF-form with the CKEditor enabled

and got this:

Uncaught Error: [CKEDITOR.resourceManager.add] The resource name "widget" is already registered.
    at CKEDITOR.resourceManager.add (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:247)
    at plugin.js?t=GB8C:15
    at plugin.js?t=GB8C:3647

and I also got this:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'icons' of null
    at CKEDITOR.resourceManager.<anonymous> (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:250)
    at CKEDITOR.resourceManager.<anonymous> (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:249)
    at f (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:244)
    at Array.C (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:244)
    at u (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:244)
    at ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:245
(anonymous) @ ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:250
(anonymous) @ ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:249
f @ ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:244
C @ ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:244
u @ ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:244
(anonymous) @ ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:245

So then I Edited the config.js again and remove the line with: config.extraPlugins = 'widget'; and reloaded CKE and GF (just to be sure) but it made no difference. Bummer …

I have checked the “Installation Status” and everything is Green, but I still want to mention that we are on WP 4.6.1, PHP 5.4.16, MariaDB 5.5.52 and GF 2.1.2. We can not upgrade to WP 4.7 since one of our critical plugings do not support it, yet.

Any other ideas?

Thank you in advance

I also have problems with CKEditor not loading in Gravity Forms. It worked a few days ago so I suspect that something happened when I updated to 1.10.1.

So I did the above suggested tests and in the Console I got this:
Uncaught Error: [CKEDITOR.resourceManager.load] Resource name "widgetselection" was not found at

and then the URL to the plugin:
... /wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-wysiwyg-ckeditor/ckeditor/plugins/widgetselection/plugin.js?t=GB8C where I excluded our server address, which I checked and it is correct. What is not correct is the path to the “plugin.js”, for me it is:
/wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-wysiwyg-ckeditor/ckeditor/plugins/widget/plugin.js so it’s “widget” instead of “widgetselection”.

If I then copy the “widget”-folder to a “widgetselection”-folder I get a different error message:

Uncaught Error: [CKEDITOR.resourceManager.add] The resource name "widget" is already registered.
    at CKEDITOR.resourceManager.add (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:247)
    at plugin.js?t=GB8C:15
    at plugin.js?t=GB8C:3647

Which makes sense since it’s the same “plugin.js”-file.

and I also get the error message:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'icons' of null
    at CKEDITOR.resourceManager.<anonymous> (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:250)
    at CKEDITOR.resourceManager.<anonymous> (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:249)
    at f (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:244)
    at Array.C (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:244)
    at u (ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:244)
    at ckeditor.js?ver=1.10.1:245

If I Deactivate the CKEditor plugin I can of course use the standard GF Editor in the Form, so this is now our work around.

The Demo URL above works so I guess it is something locally, but what and why?

Any ideas?

Thank you in advance …

Correct me if I am wrong but isn’t :636 the ldaps port? Above you have stated TLS false. Maybe using :389 and TLS false, or :636 and TLS true would work for you?

Can you use an LDAP browser on your workstation and connect to the DC?

Yes, Google “wordpress force login” and/or “wordpress require login” and you will get multiple results.

We currently use:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-require-login/

Testing “local fallback” seems like a good test. We however have it turned on on our Intranet, simply because we do not want to be dependent on the DC:s. Being our Intranet we saw very little security risk with keeping this on.

We use “Auth by group” and we created a AD-group called “wp-subscribers” and made all Employees members of this group. That way we effectively block all non-employee AD accounts, would the password for any of them fall into the wrong hands. At least as a test I would recommend trying it.

Later we created other AD-groups for WP so we could start using “Role Equivalent Groups”, and this has really made life easier for us so I do recommend using it.

What have you configured for: “Account Suffix”, “Append account suffix …” and “Set local password on first successful login”? We have all our email domain suffixes listed , just in case. We do not append the suffix since this created problems for us. We do set the local password, so that we can use local fallback.

Select user_login from wp_users where display_name = "[Manger Name]"

But you might need to replace the doublequotes with apostrophes since this is what MySQL/MariaDB prefers.

Unless you already have it installed I would recommend install the “MySQL WorkBench” to work with your queries from the comfort of a UI.

I would also recommend that you setup a RO account in your DB and not use the WP DB account. Google for “Mysql add new user” and make to only Grant “select” for that account.

Finally I would recommend to install “Softerra LDAP Administrator” to roam around your AD, unless you already have such a tool.

I have not used Azure AD, but …

Can you have one of the failing users try the Test Tool?

What do you have as your Base DN? Is it close enough to the [root]?

Have you set “Authorize by group membership”, and if yes to what?

Have you set “Automatic Password Update”, or not?

How do you store the Manager id in wp_usermeta?

Do you with “user object” mean as an ldap object, e.g. CN=X,OU=Y,OU=W,DC=XX,DC=YY

How about changing the “type” when importing the Manager field? We use “cn” as the type, maybe you can check if any other type works better for you?

That is more or less what we do for our Intranet, so yes.

You probably have though about it, but if not. Since you are going to make this an Extranet I assume it will be on the Intranet so please remember to use SSL for the Site and TLS for the AD authentication so no sensative data is sent unencrypted.

Well, it is hard to help with no info. ??

Do you fulfill all of the requirements listed on https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/active-directory-integration/? If yes, are you sure? If yes, how do you know for sure? How did you test it?

Can you use the Test tool? What if any error message do you get from the test tool?

What settings do you have on the “Server”-tab, the “User”-tab and the “Authorization”-tab?