Look in the site’s error.log file for hints. A ‘white screen’ will cause entries in the error.log file (in the site’s root folder – the ‘new’ folder). You might also try to rename the plugin’s folder in case it is a plugin. You also need a basic htaccess file – see here for info: https://wordpress.org/support/article/htaccess/ … Read more
Username character requirements
Alrighty. Welcome 👋. Let’s quickly go over your idea. From what I understand, you want to create 100 users with dynamically changing passwords over time. Not to tamper with the security of a password and its basic functionality. Roughly, here is how I would do it… Without touching the core functionality of WordPress’s login system. … Read more
You have to take two scenarios into account because they behave little differently. Copy both of these code blocks to your functions.php file. Code about errors is below, make sure to read comments. 1. Login failed – username and password was provided but something was incorrect add_action( ‘wp_login_failed’, ‘login_failed_wrong_data’ ); function login_failed_wrong_data( $user ) { … Read more
This question is confusing because we don’t know exactly what you are ultimately trying to accomplish, but I will attempt to give an answer for what I might do to answer what I think you are asking: We have an in-house SSO login plugin. This plugin auto logs in users via SSO – they never … Read more
Check wordpress Login Trouble codex step by step. I hope you didn’t make any change which affect to code(i.e. Add new plugin, .htaccess code change). Let me know if you still facing same.
You can assign roles to wordpress users (Contributor, Author, etc) and I’m pretty sure wordpress sends a “confirm user” email. If you want a whole different backend or user system that would be integrated in the theme, that’s no longer related to wordpress.
its not clear what the problem is, question is not explained well, but looks like you are trying to disable plugin that is causing problems, first you need to analyze which plugin is creating problem then you can goto the WP-CONTENT/PLUGINS/ Directory through FTP and Rename the plugin folder name so it would be automatically … Read more
You need to use FTP login details( Filezilla is FTP client) to log in.Get the details from your hosting provider. WordPress login details don’t work. Also hosting login details are different to FTP login details.
Assuming that you added code somewhere to enable the reCAPTCHA, then use your hosting File Manager (or a FTP CLient – I like WinSCP) and remove (or comment out) that code. If you added the reCAPTCHA with a plugin, use File Manager/FTP to rename that plugin’s folder, found in the wp_content/plugins folder of your site. … Read more