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JamesL
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24th January 2012 (4 months ago)
I recently upgraded to the latest version of Blogs MU and now get the following message every time I log in: "You already log-in, please continue to member page." How do I prevent this message from occurring?
WordPress version: 3.3.1
Blogs MU version: 1.3.1
BuddyPress version: 1.5.3.1
I recently upgraded to the latest version of Blogs MU and now get the following message every time I log in: "You already log-in, please continue to member page." How do I prevent this message from occurring?
WordPress version: 3.3.1
Blogs MU version: 1.3.1
BuddyPress version: 1.5.3.1
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Sales & Support Pro
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24th January 2012 (4 months ago)
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Hiya!
Can you provide the following details please?;
- Where exactly are you logging in?
- What is the URL of the page where you see the message?
- A screenshot of that page.
Thanks, but I don't see how fixing the grammar will prevent the "You already log-in, please continue to member page" message from appearing and keeping me at the log-in page (http://mysite.com/log-in/) instead of automatically directing me back to the home page (http://mysite.com).
Thanks Richie_KS, I'm experiencing the same problem as JamesL.
I've tried using your suggested modification of the custom login file in both the child theme and the parent theme, but I get an error both ways when logging in, short version of which is "cannot modify header info -- headers already sent..."
I can modify the original custom login file so that the grammer is correct, but like JamesL would prefer a modification that includes an auto redirect.
Still not working for me after upgrade and cache deletion -- I get the following message:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/xxxxxxx/public_html/wp-content/themes/blogs-mu-child/page-template-custom-login.php:13) in /home/xxxxxxx/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 866
problem occurs in both child theme (warning text above) and parent theme (basically the same warning). I do get logged in, but "redirected" to the warning message above rather than front page of the site.
I have tried disabling and re-enabling all the plugins I have individually, and the theme works fine for me only when buddypress is disabled, which is non-negotiable, of course.
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Support Chimp
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2nd February 2012 (3 months ago)
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Hey xbladerunner.
I have tried disabling and re-enabling all the plugins I have individually, and the theme works fine for me only when buddypress is disabled, which is non-negotiable, of course.
So the errors go away when BuddyPress is disabled?
Which version are you on?
Headers already sent often imply there is a rogue space in there.
Could you please remove the old copy then download a fresh set of files, unpack them and upload them to the server. For the theme and BuddyPress, do one at a time.
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Geeky Developer
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3rd February 2012 (3 months ago)
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hi
what content folder or files you have inside blogs-mu-child/
some files were updated inside activity, member and groups folder which fix
the redirect issue, you may need to recheck the child content or parent theme
I'm using buddypress 1.5.3.1
I have deleted buddypress as well as the blogs-mu theme, then downloaded the most recent versions of them, unpacked the zips and uploaded them to my server, one at a time as suggested. Deleted by child theme folder and rebuilt it using the newest blog-mu-child template -- the only file of my own in there now is an edited footer.php that I rebranded using the most recent footer.php blogs-mu theme file provided as the template. But both parent and child themes are still producing the error when using the page-template-custom-login.php
I've also tried using the dashboard to delete the page and recreate a new one with a different name to no avail, and a number of other things tonight. I'm really stumped.
o.k., I've been working on this for over a week, it appears the custom login function of this theme is just not compatible with the latest version of buddypress, which it doesn't claim to be. Says it only works with buddypress 1.5.2, at the time of this writing we're on 1.5.4
I've tried replacing everything, the theme, buddypress, all plugins, even wordpress with fresh versions to no avail -- only works when buddypress is disabled. If someone discovers otherwise let me know, but moving forward I wouldn't recommend this theme for use with buddypress if you want the custom login functionality.
Responses (20)
Sales & Support Pro — 24th January 2012 (4 months ago) #
Hiya!
Can you provide the following details please?;
- Where exactly are you logging in?
- What is the URL of the page where you see the message?
- A screenshot of that page.
Thanks,
Phil
Member — 26th January 2012 (3 months ago) #
The message "You already log-in, please continue to member page" only appears when logging in via the Blogs MU template login page: http://mysite.com/log-in/.
It does not appear when logging in via the typical WordPress login link located at the top left of any page on my site: http://mysite.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fmysite.com.
I first noticed the error after a recent Blogs MU update.
A related thread was posted one year ago: http://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/fyi-grammatical-error-in-login-page.
Here is the associated segment of code from the current Blogs MU: Custom Login Page Template (page-template-custom-login.php):
<?php } else { ?>
<div class="post-content">
<p class="verify"><?php _e("You already log-in, please continue to member page", TEMPLATE_DOMAIN); ?></p>
</div>
<?php } ?>
Sales & Support Pro — 27th January 2012 (3 months ago) #
Okay, thanks - I'll get the developer to fix the grammar there.
Thanks
Member — 27th January 2012 (3 months ago) #
Thanks, but I don't see how fixing the grammar will prevent the "You already log-in, please continue to member page" message from appearing and keeping me at the log-in page (http://mysite.com/log-in/) instead of automatically directing me back to the home page (http://mysite.com).
Geeky Developer — 28th January 2012 (3 months ago) #
hi jamesl
try replace the page-template-custom-login.php with the attach
let me know if they are ok now.
Member — 29th January 2012 (3 months ago) #
Thanks Richie_KS, I'm experiencing the same problem as JamesL.
I've tried using your suggested modification of the custom login file in both the child theme and the parent theme, but I get an error both ways when logging in, short version of which is "cannot modify header info -- headers already sent..."
I can modify the original custom login file so that the grammer is correct, but like JamesL would prefer a modification that includes an auto redirect.
Member — 30th January 2012 (3 months ago) #
I just upgraded to the just released version 1.3.2 where the problem appears to have been fixed.
Thanks.
Member — 1st February 2012 (3 months ago) #
Still not working for me after upgrade and cache deletion -- I get the following message:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/xxxxxxx/public_html/wp-content/themes/blogs-mu-child/page-template-custom-login.php:13) in /home/xxxxxxx/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 866
problem occurs in both child theme (warning text above) and parent theme (basically the same warning). I do get logged in, but "redirected" to the warning message above rather than front page of the site.
I have tried disabling and re-enabling all the plugins I have individually, and the theme works fine for me only when buddypress is disabled, which is non-negotiable, of course.
Member — 2nd February 2012 (3 months ago) #
Is there anyone available to help me figure this one out?
Member — 2nd February 2012 (3 months ago) #
sorry, just saw the "mark as unresolved" check-box -- maybe that will help me get a response.
Support Chimp — 2nd February 2012 (3 months ago) #
Hey xbladerunner.
So the errors go away when BuddyPress is disabled?
Which version are you on?
Headers already sent often imply there is a rogue space in there.
Could you please remove the old copy then download a fresh set of files, unpack them and upload them to the server. For the theme and BuddyPress, do one at a time.
Take care.
Geeky Developer — 3rd February 2012 (3 months ago) #
hi
what content folder or files you have inside blogs-mu-child/
some files were updated inside activity, member and groups folder which fix
the redirect issue, you may need to recheck the child content or parent theme
cheers
Member — 3rd February 2012 (3 months ago) #
I'm using buddypress 1.5.3.1
I have deleted buddypress as well as the blogs-mu theme, then downloaded the most recent versions of them, unpacked the zips and uploaded them to my server, one at a time as suggested. Deleted by child theme folder and rebuilt it using the newest blog-mu-child template -- the only file of my own in there now is an edited footer.php that I rebranded using the most recent footer.php blogs-mu theme file provided as the template. But both parent and child themes are still producing the error when using the page-template-custom-login.php
I've also tried using the dashboard to delete the page and recreate a new one with a different name to no avail, and a number of other things tonight. I'm really stumped.
Support Kangaroo — 4th February 2012 (3 months ago) #
Greetings xbladerunner & Richie_KS :-)
hey guys is it possible this is a cookie issue?
Just trying to help :-)
Joe :-)
Member — 8th February 2012 (3 months ago) #
I don't know how to test the cookie theory. I've tried deleting all the cookies in my browser, but still have the same problem.
Member — 13th February 2012 (3 months ago) #
o.k., I've been working on this for over a week, it appears the custom login function of this theme is just not compatible with the latest version of buddypress, which it doesn't claim to be. Says it only works with buddypress 1.5.2, at the time of this writing we're on 1.5.4
I've tried replacing everything, the theme, buddypress, all plugins, even wordpress with fresh versions to no avail -- only works when buddypress is disabled. If someone discovers otherwise let me know, but moving forward I wouldn't recommend this theme for use with buddypress if you want the custom login functionality.
Member — 18th February 2012 (3 months ago) #
yup same issue. no luck. no love.
Geeky Developer — 20th February 2012 (3 months ago) #
hi guys
i just updated the blogs-mu to 1.3.3 with update theme core from buddypress 1.5.4., see if the error message still happen.
cheers
Member — 20th February 2012 (3 months ago) #
Golden. Thanks Richie, that appears to have solved the problem for me.
Support Kangaroo — 20th February 2012 (3 months ago) #
Greetings JamesL and xbladerunner,
Thank you for your patience and for being WPMU Dev members!
@Richie great job on getting this sorted out
The latest update resolves the issue.
Cheers, Joe :-)
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