Why doesn’t the “Remember Me” checkbox work for me on a live website? Only works on a local server environment
Check your browser settings. You can change the settings for size and time to keep the cookies.
Check your browser settings. You can change the settings for size and time to keep the cookies.
There is a plugin Mage Enabler http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mage-enabler/ which makes Magento session available to WordPress, it’s probably a good place to start. The author has written a couple of good posts on his blog detailing integrating the two.
Open your theme’s headr.php file and add at the top <?php if( !is_user_logged_in() ) { wp_redirect(get_permalink(123)); exit; } ?> just change 123 to the id of your about page, or replace get_permalink(123) with the about page URL example: <?php if( !is_user_logged_in() ) { wp_redirect(‘http://mydomain.com/about’); exit; } ?>
Unless you’ve got something weird going on with your wordpress install, that’s coming from something that’s not wordpress, value for both username and password is set to ” in the source, there’s not even anything that could be done with hooks to cause that. I suggest you look in different browsers, etc and I bet … Read more
+1 to what @Bainternet said. The only way I can imagine is if you used some ajax on the username field, so that when a username was entered (on blur maybe), a request would be sent to get that user’s groups. I would never do this, however, as it would allow anyone to look at … Read more
You could use OpenID login on all three sites: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenID How to implement a customizable free OpenID authentication?
I had to allow Cookies in my Android Phone Web Browser. After activating Cookies I could log in my Blog and got redirected to its main page.
Have you tried any of the methods on this page: Resetting Your Password? If you have FTP access or access to phpMyAdmin via your hosting control panel, you could try either of those options.
A quick Google on that error garners two results: this question, and an indexed error response from a script named venue_admin_api.php. Is that your website? Or are you using the same library? Regardless, somewhere in your codebase (ignoring WP core), that error exists – find it, & post the surrounding code, otherwise I can’t see … Read more
Use wp_login_form() and set the p elements per CSS inline, so they can sit side by side: #loginform p { display: inline; }