Vlad Lasky

@wtsadmin the problem you are experiencing, in which WordPress usernames with spaces cannot login, is almost certainly due to a bug introduced in PHP 7.4.2.

See:

• User authentication broken for usernames that include spaces (PHP bug #78929)
• Bug #78929 plus signs in cookie values are converted to spaces

The immediate workaround is to downgrade to PHP 7.4.1 and then upgrade to PHP 7.4.3 once it has been released.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by Vlad Lasky.

Hiya,

On my site, I have written a post about how to modify the Thesis Theme to turn off its own meta tag generation if Yoast’s WordPress SEO plugin is activated.

Modifying the Thesis Theme to Work with WordPress SEO Plugin by Yoast

This involves making a small change to the Thesis Theme’s core file /lib/classes/head.php

This should solve any duplicate meta tag issues:

I solved this problem by upgrading to the latest version of Formidable Math Captcha (1.03), released 4th of January 2013, which was “Updated for Captcha v2.4.x compatibility”

https://formidablepro.com/plugins/formidable-math-captcha/

Yes – this exact problem is happening on my site as well! I am also using formidable with the BWS math captcha.

I have gotten around this problem by manually copying and pasting the absolute URL of the image into the text field, then clicking on the save button.

I am also experiencing this problem. I am using WordPress version 3.4.1.

I am not sure what is causing your problem, but I have only seen this when using an empty RSS feed. I have made my own bug fix to rss-digest.php to correct this.

From line 603 in the latest official version, I replaced

try {
    $rss = scrd_initialize_feed($feed_url);
    $item = $rss->get_item();
    $item_date = $item->get_date('l ' . get_option('date_format', 'F j, Y') . '$
    $feed_title = $rss->get_title();
    $feed_quantity = $rss->get_item_quantity();
  }

with

try {
    $rss = scrd_initialize_feed($feed_url);
    $feed_quantity = $rss->get_item_quantity();
    if ($feed_quantity > 0)
    {
            $item = $rss->get_item();
            $item_date = $item->get_date('l ' . get_option('date_format', 'F j, Y') . ', ' . get_option('time$
            $feed_title = $rss->get_title();
    }
  }

Since I wrote that message, I implemented this enhancement, and another feature to select whether you want the RSS item title to include a hyperlink back to the original source. I have emailed you a link to my updated version via your website.