• Resolved pierresandora

    (@pierresandora)


    I found two issues; Issue A has been resolved, but I’m leaving it here for the record. I still need help with Issue B.

    A) When configuring WordPress to use HTTPS, some tutorials suggest defining the WP_SITEURL variable in wp-config (usually something like: define( ‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://blog.mysite.com‘ )). However, when this constant is defined, the siteurl field on the Settings -> General page becomes disabled, and the Jetpack plugin, when active, forces the validation of that field when I try to submit the page. This results in a formatting error because the field is submitted empty.
    I solved Issue A by removing that constant from wp-config. That part is now fine.

    B) For some reason, Jetpack is forcing the validation of “admin_email” among the options on the Settings -> General page when I submit it. This generates a formatting error similar to the error in Issue A simply because this value is not present in the request. When I disable Jetpack, this error stops occurring.
    In the request flow, it adds “admin_email” to the allowed_options on the line in
    wp-admin -> option.php -> $allowed_options = apply_filters( ‘allowed_options’, $allowed_options );

    I have not yet been able to resolve Issue B.

    Configuration:
    Jetpack Version 14.4
    WordPress 6.7.2

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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