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Try the latest.

Terence, sorry about the long delay in answering. I didn’t get any notification of your post.

The Forum Restrict Administration screen does not require a Save button because all changes are in real time. If you click on a member’s checkbox, it deletes it immediately and moves it to the non-member status. Same happens in the other direction. There is nothing to save. It is already committed. The next version will label that tick box as “Delete” or “Add” depending on the context.

I’m not sure what you mean when you say that it identifies a user based on the IP Address. It identifies a user via a search on the string you enter in the Member Filter box. It checks that string against the user tables based on the user name, display name, and nice name fields.

Sorry for the long delay. I got no notification of any question.

What browser are you using (and browser version)? What version of WordPress are you using?

See my plugin at https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/forum-restrict/.

It seems to me you should reinstall the whole thing, not just selected directories. Back it up first.

Is /home2/maxmadec/public_html/maxmade the place where you installed WordPress? See if wp-config.php is there? From these errors, it looks like your software is not correctly installed, like things are not in the right directories.

The first warning is telling you that the file, menu.php, does not exist in your /home2/maxmadec/public_html/maxmade/wp-admin/ directory. It should. The fatal error is saying the same thing.

Searching for all files named “menu.php” in my installation, I get:

./wp-admin/user/menu.php
./wp-admin/network/menu.php
./wp-admin/includes/menu.php
./wp-admin/menu.php

The . is the root directory of my WordPress installation. I know it is the root directory of my WordPress installation because “wp-config.php” is there.

If you can’t find “menu.php” in ./wp-admin/menu.php, then your installation is messed up. You’ll need to reinstall. Back up everything first, as keesiemeijer suggested.

Did you try the “Lost your password?” link to get a new one sent to your email?

Thanks!

Thanks. I have not tried those. I will when I’m on something other than my smart phone.

I did a grep on the basedir for the function names. They only appear in the wp code not in any plugins or themes: wp-formatting was one, if I remember it right.

Will try your suggestions tonight, but it looks to me that it is not in the plugins. Thanks.

Thank you! That missing s causes me more trouble. I type 80WPM, but that one typo I do over and over again when typing my own domain name. ??

Thank You – Resolved by resetting / reconfig. DNS at server.

What does this mean?

bondobbs, I also use jumpline. I overrode it, restarted my server, and the problem did not go away. What was the line you put in your user version of php.ini?

I put:

allow_url_fopen = On

So, I woke up this morning and tried to log in. No dice. It just kept going back to the log in form. I commented out the defines in wp-config.php and I could log in again. So, I’m kind of back to square one.

So, here’s part of my wp-config.php. Some of the values have been changed to protect the innocent (me), but I believe I have the right values in my actual wp-config.php.

define('ABSPATH', dirname(__FILE__).'/');
//define( 'COOKIEHASH', '####my_hash_obtained_as_described_above####' );
//define( 'COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.mydomain.org' );
//define( 'SITECOOKIEPATH', '/' );
//1\define( 'COOKIEPATH', '/' );
require_once(ABSPATH.'wp-settings.php');

I’m working off of my plan B right now, if anyone is interested.

I made a plugin that sets a more global cookie when someone logs in and “unsets” it when they log out. Trouble is, I can’t detect when their real set of cookies expire. My root level pages can look for my cookie and act accordingly. I’d rather really know when the user is logged in or not.

Thanks, between your two link suggestions, I got it working.

In addition to SITECOOKIEPATH, I needed to also define COOKIEPATH and COOKIE_DOMAIN in my wp-config.php. I also realized that the defines must come before wp-settings.php is required.

Now, when users are on my site and not logged into my WordPress blog, a nice icon invites them to subscribe or log in to it.

Still one problem left. With these set this way, I can log in and log out of my wordpress installation, but I can only do it as one user. If I try to log in as a different user, it won’t log me in.

Worked for me too. The podpress site, https://www.mightyseek.com, also seems to be broken right now. Hmmm…