The issue arises because the is_user_logged_in() function relies on the authentication cookies being recognized by the WordPress request lifecycle. When you set the authentication cookies using wp_set_auth_cookie(), they are sent to the browser, but they are not yet available to the same request that initiated the cookie setting. The cookies will only be recognized on … Read more
I found an answer myself, I’m leaving it here for someone who may face a similar problem in the future: function my_custom_wpse_mail_from($original_email_address) { if (isset($_GET[‘action’]) && $_GET[‘action’] == ‘lostpassword’) { if (isset($_POST[‘user_login’])) { return ‘[email protected]’; } } return $original_email_address; } add_filter(‘wp_mail_from’, ‘my_custom_wpse_mail_from’, 10, 1); function my_custom_wpse_mail_from_name( $original_from ) { if (isset($_GET[‘action’]) && $_GET[‘action’] == ‘lostpassword’) … Read more
Disconnect all connecting plugins, so they no longer attempt to utilise that specific wordpress.com account. Wait for the wordpress.com time out to expire. Try to manually login to wordpress.com, to confirm all if well again. If you still can not get in, give the wordpress.com Account Recorvery process a go and then repreat step 3. … Read more
Absolutely! Simply go to https://threatsfixguide.com/wp-admin/, click on the Lost your password? link, and follow the steps. The reset password link will be sent to the email address associated with your WordPress admin user. Make sure you remember the email address you used for your WordPress admin account.
Yes, after changing site URL, you will not be able to access the Dashboard until after propagation. You can set the WP_HOME and WP_SITEURL constants to an accessible URL (source). You can also adjust your machine’s hosts file to point the domain set in settings to the server. This will work only for your machine, … Read more
It seems like the issues with CSS not loading and being unable to log into the WordPress admin dashboard might be caused by incorrect configurations related to SSL or URL settings. First, open your wp-config.php file and add the lines to define your site’s URL as https, like this: define(‘WP_HOME’,’https://yourdomain.com’); define(‘WP_SITEURL’,’https://yourdomain.com’); (replace yourdomain.com with your … Read more
This is how I managed a similar situation – to allow logged in authors access to a topics pitch form – using these steps (I’ll add my code examples below): I put the form in a Hidden Div that was visible only to logged in users, if a site visitor was not logged in, instead … Read more
This modified version of your code works perfectly for me: function test_login() { if ( empty( $_GET[‘uname’] ) || is_user_logged_in() ) { return; } $user = wp_signon( [ ‘user_login’ => sanitize_text_field( wp_unslash( $_GET[‘uname’] ) ), ‘user_password’ => ‘password’, ‘remember’ => true, ] ); if ( is_wp_error( $user ) ) { wp_die( $user->get_error_message() ); } else … Read more
Edit: Turns out my issue was the LiteSpeed cache plugin. It got resolved as soon as I purged the cache. I am disabling the cache for the development server for now. 🤦🏽♂️
If your server or WordPress install has page caching, confirm if the login page is being cached. This would explain why the hidden field is not updating with the query parameter. Reviewing wp-login.php, looks like if the user does not have the read capability, that they’ll be redirected to the home URL. Double-check that the … Read more