Tim Derouin

Thanks @endocreative !

Well, I updated my initial 5-star review from over six years ago since I can’t leave more than one! Thanks again Spencer.

Worked like a charm Spencer! Expect a 5 star review shortly.

The site where I could not access the plugins page did not have a cache plugin installed. The solution was easy so I am not worried about it. The WPS Hide Login plugin has two options on the settings page so I am not sure how it could be set up improperly.

In my past experience, any plugin with settings added to the primary WordPress settings page experiencing a glitch can usually be resolved by just clicking save changes even if no changes were made.

My best guess, there is an intermittent glitch occurring since the most recent WP update to 6.0.1.

I have now seen an issue occur on a couple other websites. Some using WP Super Cache and others without any cache plugin installed. I was able to login using the custom URL but when I tried to go to the plugins page within the WP dashboard it kept producing a 404 error. I went to the settings page where you can edit the custom login URL and without making any changes, clicked save changes and the plugins page was accessible once again. There is definitely something strange going on but resaving the settings page or removing the plugin via FTP and reinstalling both seem to work.

I too had an issue on a site earlier. I use this plugin on a lot of client sites but only one redirected to a 404 error.

The link worked in an incognito window so once I cleared my browser cache the custom login URL worked again. Weird…

Hey there. You could delete the “wps-hide-login” folder within wp-content –> plugins. That would remove the plugin so the default wp-login.php URL would work again. Once you are logged in, re-install the plugin and create a new custom login URL but bookmark it immediately.

@abzlevelup I wanted to offer a follow up as the problem has been resolved. The theme was built using Bootstrap and one of the default js files was causing the issue. The file was jquery-3.4.1.min.js which is not necessary since the core WP install includes jquery.min.js?ver=3.6.0.

Thank you for taking the time to look into this on your end. I figured I would share the solution in case it is helpful for anyone else.

Thank you @abzlevelup. I look forward to hearing from you.

Thank you for the feedback @chikaibeneme. A snippet that could be added to functions.php to force the page to reload would be a perfect short term solution!

When I activate the Twenty Twenty-Two theme the styling glitch does not occur. I am using a custom template for events built in a custom theme.

Is there any special HTML/PHP that should be included in that template to avoid this from happening?

If not is there a way to force the page to simply reload when Previous events, Next events or Month view is clicked?

Thanks again!

Since it is being flagged as abandoned by the developer in Wordfence I just removed it from a couple sites I maintain. The current block editor kind of makes the plugin no longer needed since they offer code and HTML blocks.

Hello @kishanranawat,

Apologies for the delayed reply. Your feedback included details for exactly what I needed to know. Thank you!

Cloudflare caching was definitely the reason why the default theme also didn’t work. All set and thanks again!

Thank you for the prompt reply and supporting details! I will take another look based on your findings and get back to you. In the meantime please leave this topic open and I will follow up.

Thanks again @nextend_ramona!