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  • It’s not browser-specific in my case. Only difference is that IE v11 and Firefox convert to http://www.CNAME and Chrome does not.

    No I didn’t visit the login page. When I visit the homepage of my site it sets a cookie so I figured his would too. I don’t have any fix going on my site other than the .htaccess redirect I posted.

    When I visited the his login page it did set the cookie for me as well.

    @willem.deboer When I visit http://www.communsense.nl/ it sets the cookie for me so I’m not sure why it’s not for you.

    I’m not sure what plugins you have running because you’ve got something running on your login page requiring the captcha. Disable all of your plugins and then try to login. There may be a plugin that is causing the issue.

    Cam

    (@crazycoolcam)

    @willem.deboer When I visit your site, the test cookie is set properly. It uses http://www.communsense.nl as the domain name.

    I visited your login page, and it appears as though you have a plugin or two customizing it. Have you tried temporarily deactivating the plugins that are making the adjustments to your wp-login.php and seeing if that makes a difference?

    ~Cam

    I just added the cookie-fix.php 5 minutes ago :-). It doesn’t work for me though.

    Cam

    (@crazycoolcam)

    ditto to @amsgator πŸ™‚

    @willem.deboer if you cannot login to disable them in your dashboard just rename all of your plugin folders so they are not recognized by WordPress

    OK. I don’t get the “cookies disabled” message anymore with cookie-fix in place. Now it’s the blank screen I end up in.

    I’ll disable the plugins next.

    Cam

    (@crazycoolcam)

    @willem.deboer Do you have these lines commented out in wp-login:

    //	if ( isset($_POST['testcookie']) && empty($_COOKIE[TEST_COOKIE]) )
    //		$user = new WP_Error('test_cookie', __("<strong>ERROR</strong>: Cookies are blocked or not supported by your browser. You must <a href='http://www.google.com/cookies.html'>enable cookies</a> to use WordPress."));
    //	else
    		$user = wp_signon('', $secure_cookie);

    If so, that might be causing a problem, because without a cookie set for you, WP won’t know what to do.

    ~Cam

    Plugins disabled, no joy. The blank screen always stops after GETting gmail.css(?) even when plugins are disabled.

    @cam, OK, I didn’t get that. Tx.

    I don’t understand where gmail.css is coming from…

    If it is from a plugin, delete your cache and then try again

    I’ve done that many times now. I don’t get it either. I disbled plugins, commented out line 744 – 746 in wp-login.php and created cookie-fix.php and still it stops at gmail.css. Chrome is the only one with a debugger of sorts, but it doesn’t work with IE11 or Firefoz either. And yet I feel I’m almost there.

    If you have cPanel, login to your cPanel and open the file manager inside cPanel. At the top right corner there is a search box. Search for gmail.css and see if that file is on your server and if so what it is related to

    Possibly your google translate widget?

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