MrBrian

Just an update – I went tinkering with the code and confirmed it had to do with the nonce not verifying, so then I checked the login page and realized the nonce was not updating.. the page was being cached!

Any reason why you chose to use nonce verification? The wordpress login page does not use it, and urls without query strings (to indicate they are dynamic) are often cached by plugins, nginx, cloudflare, etc.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by MrBrian.

I’m on 5.6 now – I updated after reading this thread hoping it would fix it for me as well. I’ve tried creating new user accounts to test, tried logging in with both email and username, and several other things today. Not sure why it’s not working anymore..

I also am experiencing this exact issue just recently. It seemed to appear randomly as I had not yet updated the plugin for several months nor WordPress. In an attempt to fix it i updated everything, but I’m still unable login using my admin account via the clean login form. This worked fine before.

Hitting reset worked, but you probably want to get this sorted. People are uneasy enough with plugins like this.

Appears to be fixed now :).

What is the purpose of this job-submission JavaScript file anyway? I disabled it (and the css file) and noticed no difference in field validation or anything really.

You’re stating the obvious by pointing to another plugin or the theme. I wasn’t blaming the plugin for the cause of duplicate entries, but having entries *exactly* the same serves no purpose and is preventable if you choose to code in a dupe check.

Latest version of WP Job Manager for sure. Site is live and I can share the URL, but not here – can i email or submit it via a form to you?

Aug 05, 09:08:15

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Aug 05, 09:08:14

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Same problem.

Sarcasm.. an excellent response to user feedback and my heads up before making a review.

I will continue to use v1.3.1 of your plugin. I want to use your latest version with code highlighting, but entering in date and time so that the event will run instantly is absolutely a burden, and has to be done every time. You don’t have a jquery date/time picker for quicker entry, or even prefill the numbers with current server date/time.. but it would be great if you just let us run the cron event without setting a date/time.

Don’t get me wrong with my post, I appreciate your work, but if you don’t care about something so easily fixed then the plugin deserves a lower rating.

Many updates later and we still have to enter the date and time fully in order to run a cron?? It’s a huge burden having to manually enter in the date and time numbers when you could simply allow the cron to run instantly if it’s left blank. I’ll check back in a week, but in a few days i’m leaving an honest review.

I am using alternative Advanced Cron Manager plugin currently – it’s more intuitive and has more features, but it doesn’t support PHP code events. If they add this, your plugin will be inferior.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by MrBrian.

^ Obviously you try to sell your plugin… but if a cron job is not executing it could be something else. He said his error log is empty. If you need something FREE for viewing PHP fatal errors, including ones generated by cron tasks, try “Error Log Monitor” plugin.

Confirmed that both work side by side now – no errors or issues. Nice work ??

Some feedback: I would buy your PRO at $19-25 for lifetime, but at $59 I think it’s too high for this type of plugin. Will stick with Mailgun + Email log plugin for now (free).

Same notice in latest version of plugin.

One thing to check is your PHP version.
try {} catch ( Exception $e ) will not be triggered in PHP 7.

Need to use try {} catch ( Throwable $e ) instead

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by MrBrian.