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  • Thread Starter captainf0dder

    (@captainf0dder)

    I just tested and confirmed that 3.0.3 works for me as well with wordpress 5.2. I ended up following this guide here to download a previously working version of this plugin and then manually installed it to my wordpress site so I was able to restore functionality.

    Thread Starter captainf0dder

    (@captainf0dder)

    Hello,

    I checked my PHP and Apache error logs and there are no entries. I questioned if the logging was working so I intentionally broke some php in the wp-config.php file and it was reported in my error_log file properly. I fixed the php in the wp-config.php file and then reloaded the page and still got nothing. The page is all white because the source is completely blank.

    I am also using another plugin called Force Login (https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-force-login/) and this plugin requires you to be logged in to view the website at all. This redirects the non-logged in visitors to the wp-login.php page and once they are logged in they can view the rest of their website. If I disable the Force Login plugin by renaming it’s folder, I can view my site but I cannot log into it still.

    If I manually browse to the wp-login.php file, I cannot login because WordPress is throwing an error “ERROR: Cookies are blocked due to unexpected output. For help, please see this documentation or try the support forums.” as seen here: (https://i.stack.imgur.com/h6InV.png).

    If I disable this LDAP Login plugin by renaming its folder, I successfully get redirected to the login screen via Force Login plugin and I can sign in (with a local user) and view my site correctly.

    It looks like this issue was patched in latest update, 3.0.3. Thank you for fixing the issue!

    I too am encountering this issue. The page loads for users whom are logged in, but empty white pages occur for those whom are not logged in. I’ve found that I can get to the wp-login.php page in this state, however I get a warning that says “Cookies are blocked due to unexpected output. For help, please see this documentation or try the support forums.”. I have checked the server logs and I am not seeing any errors where I have looked.

    I am running WordPress 5.0.3, this plugin is 3.0.2, and the PHP version is 7.2 hosted on a cPanel webserver.

    You can see the error here: https://imgur.com/a/7dFuWfF

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