webfolkster

@nik4537

Yes, it isn’t the plugin. The .htaccess has already cached and sent expires headers and trying to send it again. There is a very simple and quick fix.

1) Simply logout of the site and do a hard cache clear and reset all cookies etc. in all the browsers you are using. Restart browser and check site – Login and the issue should be resolved.

2) If not, completely delete plugin including any remaining database files associated. Then repeat step 1.

I know this may be unconventional however, this worked for me.

Topher

@whoiswho Have you got a fix for this yet?

Stiofan:

I didn’t mean to be harsh. That wasn’t my intent. An honest and blunt review of my experience is what I gave. It’s simply my opinion and doesn’t make me right. However, I should have just given 4 stars and would be happy to change it to that, because it is deserved.

If everybody just says, “Great Theme!” and then gives you 4 or 5 stars, that tells me nothing and tells you nothing. As a result, GeoDirectory may just become complacent and not improve and get better in the face of so much competition. When I ask for a review and I always do, I am expecting information on how I can improve as a user of WordPress. I am no developer and far from it – I just follow instructions in all the documentation GeoDirectory provides. I believe GeoDirectory has the ability to be Bleeding edge not just cutting edge. I would like to see GeoDirectory lead the way and be what others want to duplicate and knock off because it is so powerful.

I love the plugin – I just think you can make it even better! and I know you have the team in place to do it, that’s all. I signed up for another 6 months and will continue to do so and that should basically be the ultimate review. Right?

Thanks for all your hard work on GeoDirectory and the awesome support provided when rarely needed.

Topher “Webfolkster” Maguire