Sherman

I had the same problem, but it took a back seat to another issue – when I clicked on the comment or category links on my blog page, I got a 404. If I manually inserted “index.php” before the query on the address bar every thing worked fine. Both problems were solved by editing the wp-blog-header.php. See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic.php?id=24032#post-138984.

John,
I have those same error messages, so you are not alone. Hopefully, we’ll get that one figured out also.

Sorry, thought I had done that: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic.php?id=24032#post-136955

Are you using IIS? This thread may help: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic.php?id=24032#post-135833

I applied Kevin’s solution and things seem to be working. I also tried most of the other hacks in that thread, but it was the last one that did the job.

I solved my problem using Stevo’s hack, which brought me to the situation described above by goddessamy. I applied her hack and cleared up my issues.

I solved my issue with a combination of hacks. Stevo3 restored access by editing the cookie path referenced in wp-includes\vars.php. Goddessamy posted a hack to wp-login.php that clears the annoying “password field empty” message that remained briefly after employing the fix above. The latter is for IIS installations.

I am having the same problem with the variation that it doesn’t login. I just get a flash of “password field empty” and then a new login screen. I tried the hack described above. It eliminated the warning message, but I just get redirected to the login again. I also have tried eliminating trailing white spaces. Any other ideas?

I have the problem described above. I have checked all the files in the root wordpress directory for trailing spaces. This hasn’t had any effect. Is there any other place to look? Thanks.