OMGF Plugin Broke WordPress Admin Login

Resolved spruc3w00d
(@spruc3w00d)

6 years, 2 months ago

Hello @daanvandenbergh

Late last night I installed and configured the OMGF plugin on our website. I followed the basic setup instructions, then saved and executed the plugin.

Everything seemed to be working fine, until…

I was curious to know what default fonts were installed with my WordPress Twenty Sixteen theme, so I clicked on the ‘Auto-detect’ feature of the OMGF plugin and immediately received some strange database(?) error window which I’ve never seen before. At that point, the website was still accessible normally, but I was unable to logon to the WordPress Admin panel.

After clearing the browser cache numerous times, I reached out to my hosting provider and had them disable the OMGF plugin from the backend. Luckily, this resolved the issue.

I still would like to run the plugin on the website, but I’m leery about it breaking the site again.

Any thoughts on how we can resolve this issue?

Thanks – @spruc3w00d

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Plugin Author Daan van den Bergh
(@daanvandenbergh)

6 years, 2 months ago

Hi SpruceWood,

Do you happen to have a screenshot of the error you received? I just tested it with Twenty Sixteen and everything is working fine!

If you don’t want to share it here, send it to me using my contact form.

Thread Starter spruc3w00d
(@spruc3w00d)

6 years, 2 months ago

@daanvandenbergh

No. I thought about that after the fact. Sorry.

Here is a list of the plugins we are running. Are there any known conflicts?

Akismet Anti-Spam – 4.1.4
Avatar Manager – 1.6.1
Display PHP Version – 1.5
Display Posts – 3.0.2
Easy Logo – 1.9.2
Elementor – 2.9.7
FSM Custom Featured Image Caption – 1.17
Jetpack by WordPress.com – 8.3
MetaSlider – 3.16.0
Newsletter, SMTP, Email marketing and Subscribe forms by Sendinblue – 2.9.13
PDF Embedder – 4.6
Rank Math SEO – 1.0.41.2
UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore – 1.16.23
Wordfence Security – 7.4.6
WordPress RSS Feed Retriever – 1.5.5
WP-Optimize – Clean, Compress, Cache – 3.0.19
WPForms Lite – 1.5.9.5

Thanks for your lightning fast response!

Cheers – @spruc3w00d

Gal Baras
(@galbaras)

6 years, 2 months ago

@spruc3w00d Anything relevant in error_log or wp-admin/error_log?

Thread Starter spruc3w00d
(@spruc3w00d)

6 years, 2 months ago

Good question @galbaras.

I’m not sure I want to go through the trouble of recreating and logging the error at this time. I may abandon the plugin altogether.

If I decide to pursue this issue further, I’ll post my findings here.

Thanks for your help.

Cheers – @spruc3w00d

Gal Baras
(@galbaras)

6 years, 1 month ago

The messages should still be in those files, if you haven’t deleted them since. You don’t need to reactivate the plugin to find them. Your issue should be in wp-admin/error_log.

Thread Starter spruc3w00d
(@spruc3w00d)

6 years, 1 month ago

@galbaras @daanvandenbergh

Thanks for your help, but I’ve decided to abandon the plugin.

Cheers.

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