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« on: April 15, 2013, 13:28 »
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When a friend of mine tries to register she gets: User registration is currently not allowed
I searched the settings and the forum but didn't find anything.


Leo Blanchette

« Reply #1 on: April 15, 2013, 13:29 »
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In your general settings; you can allow or disallow user registrations. Make sure they are set up as "subscriber" upon registration.

« Reply #2 on: April 15, 2013, 13:59 »
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Thanks Leo ... everything is fine now. A friend of mine just registered and bought an image for testing and everything worked like it should. I am very happy right now  :)
Basic is done, now I can start with fine-tuning.

Leo Blanchette

« Reply #3 on: April 15, 2013, 14:07 »
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No prob. The cookie prompt was covering your logo till I pushed "agreed"

Whats the hang-up people have with cookies and user notification? Is this a law somewhere?

« Reply #4 on: April 15, 2013, 14:51 »
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I noticed the cookie notification too.. I think it's annoying..

Leo Blanchette

« Reply #5 on: April 15, 2013, 14:54 »
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I noticed the cookie notification too.. I think it's annoying..
They are still developing their site! We're being annoying by asking!

But I am curious - is there a cookie requirement based on what country you live in? I thought cookies and javascript were now pretty much something you can't live without.

« Reply #6 on: April 15, 2013, 14:59 »
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I checked registration and seem to have a problem, too. I can register, but the e-mail with password never arrives. Check spam folder, too. Nothing.

When I try to login using just something as password, I get this (missing text in pink box):

 

Leo Blanchette

« Reply #7 on: April 15, 2013, 15:24 »
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Thats a strange problem nobody has mentioned.

Firstly do you have any plugins installed which might interfere?

Do you have "anyone can register" with default roles being "subscribers" ?

« Reply #8 on: April 15, 2013, 15:34 »
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But I am curious - is there a cookie requirement based on what country you live in? I thought cookies and javascript were now pretty much something you can't live without.


It's a legal requirement for British controlled Web sites, and has been for nearly a year. There are Wordpress plugins to pop up the notices.

« Reply #9 on: April 15, 2013, 15:35 »
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I'm located in Germany and actually I don't know, whether it is a law here to point out that your site uses cookies. I took the idea from Tinny, who is located in Great-Britain and I think she wrote somewhere that it is European law. This is only one  point concerning legal aspects in this project I am absolutely not sure what is right, what wrong or necessary.
For example I know (and thist time for sure) that a website which is hosted in Germany must have what we call "Impressum", what is close to that what is usually found in "About" on English sites. But a german "Impressum" follows certain rules and I guess you have to name it "Impressum" not "About". At this moment I have no idea how I put this on my site. The dilemma: I must do it because it is law in Germany but I don't want to call it like that because it is totally uncommon on English sites.
By the way: If there is anyone from Germany building a Symbiostock-Site at the moment, please contact me. Would be great to have someone to discuss such local aspects.
« Last Edit: April 15, 2013, 15:57 by jsfoto »

« Reply #10 on: April 15, 2013, 16:59 »
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Thats a strange problem nobody has mentioned.

Firstly do you have any plugins installed which might interfere?

Do you have "anyone can register" with default roles being "subscribers" ?

Yes, "anyone can register" with default roles being "subscribers" is set.

Don't know about interfering plugins. I don't see anything suspicious. Do you?


Leo Blanchette

« Reply #11 on: April 15, 2013, 17:05 »
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when something overly funky happens in the world of wordpress (that everyone else isn't experiencing) the first thing they tell you to do is deactivate all plugins and turn them on one-by-one till the problem comes back - then you found the clashing plugin.

Let me experiment a bit and see if the problem exists on my end.

« Reply #12 on: April 15, 2013, 17:40 »
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when something overly funky happens in the world of wordpress (that everyone else isn't experiencing) the first thing they tell you to do is deactivate all plugins and turn them on one-by-one till the problem comes back - then you found the clashing plugin.

Let me experiment a bit and see if the problem exists on my end.

That's good advise. Found that the "Better WP Security" plugin screwed my registration.

My question now is: which of its zillion setting caused my trouble? Or is it the plugin as is, no matter what the setting are? sigh... - I see what I can find and report back.

Leo Blanchette

« Reply #13 on: April 15, 2013, 17:44 »
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Generally it seems this theme plays well with most plugins.

I'm not quite certain where the clash would be...while I've modified some of the activation process, it should not be derailing any essentials so as to conflict with that plugin.

It would be a tough call though. I can look into it -- in the meantime is that an essential plugin? If you find the problem let me know.

« Reply #14 on: April 15, 2013, 18:56 »
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OK, here's what I found:

on tab Tweaks
under Server Tweaks
Option Protect Files  must be unchecked. This caused derailing of registration

under Other Tweaks
(same tab)
Option Remove WordPress Login Error Messages, if checked, causes the empty pink box. That one at least is pretty obvious.

I have both options unchecked now and registration seems to work as intended.

However, some links in the password e-mail seem to wrong/misconfigured:

  • The header "Welcome to..." links doesn't work. It points to \[url\]*
  • The Login Page doesn't point to the login page but links to the license agreement page

Can that be customized somewhere in the SY theme?

« Reply #15 on: June 05, 2013, 15:19 »
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One new update of Better WP Security (now version 3.5.2) and a zillion SY updates later my user registration issue has returned and this time I can't figure out which Better WP Security setting is derailing the registration process of the SY theme. Sigh!

I'll leave Better WP Security turned off for now (reluctantly).

I'd love to hear about a solution for this continued trouble, though, or suggestions for some WP security plugin that can coexist with Symbiostock better than this.

« Reply #16 on: June 05, 2013, 15:33 »
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Have a look at wordfence, I posted about it in th general section yesterday to see if anyone was using it

« Reply #17 on: June 06, 2013, 16:19 »
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Have a look at wordfence, I posted about it in th general section yesterday to see if anyone was using it
Thanks Tinny, I'll try it. I hope I find some time to install it on the weekend.

« Reply #18 on: June 11, 2013, 15:21 »
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OK, here's what I found:

on tab Tweaks
under Server Tweaks
Option Protect Files  must be unchecked. This caused derailing of registration

under Other Tweaks
(same tab)
Option Remove WordPress Login Error Messages, if checked, causes the empty pink box. That one at least is pretty obvious.

I have both options unchecked now and registration seems to work as intended.

However, some links in the password e-mail seem to wrong/misconfigured:

  • The header "Welcome to..." links doesn't work. It points to \[url\]*
  • The Login Page doesn't point to the login page but links to the license agreement page

Can that be customized somewhere in the SY theme?
No prob. The cookie prompt was covering your logo till I pushed "agreed"

Whats the hang-up people have with cookies and user notification? Is this a law somewhere?

« Reply #19 on: June 11, 2013, 15:39 »
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No prob. The cookie prompt was covering your logo till I pushed "agreed"

Whats the hang-up people have with cookies and user notification? Is this a law somewhere?


Yes, Europe
http://www.cookiepedia.co.uk/index.php?title=Cookie_Law_Across_Europe

« Reply #20 on: June 11, 2013, 17:32 »
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Leo, could you please tell which information our cookies exactly collect or where I can find the cookies to see which information is in there?

Leo Blanchette

« Reply #21 on: June 11, 2013, 22:22 »
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Wordpress handles your cookies completely. I could look into it, but I haven't altered any part of Wordpress's process in the way it handles your login sessions, other than some branding.

Also I'm in the process of fixing these remaining issues.

« Reply #22 on: June 11, 2013, 22:38 »
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Have a look at wordfence, I posted about it in th general section yesterday to see if anyone was using it
Thanks Tinny, I'll try it. I hope I find some time to install it on the weekend.

I finally got around installing Wordfence. Seems to me it is pretty much set it and forget it. I haven't noticed any problems so far. Knock on wood...

travelwitness

« Reply #23 on: June 26, 2013, 08:39 »
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Have a look at wordfence, I posted about it in th general section yesterday to see if anyone was using it
Thanks Tinny, I'll try it. I hope I find some time to install it on the weekend.

I finally got around installing Wordfence. Seems to me it is pretty much set it and forget it. I haven't noticed any problems so far. Knock on wood...

Hi Pilens,

I've just registered on your site and get no password sent?
I have the same problem with my Symbio site, seems to be a fundamental bug in theme.

Anyone else tested their sites, any registrations working out there?

« Reply #24 on: June 26, 2013, 09:06 »
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Have a look at wordfence, I posted about it in th general section yesterday to see if anyone was using it
Thanks Tinny, I'll try it. I hope I find some time to install it on the weekend.

I finally got around installing Wordfence. Seems to me it is pretty much set it and forget it. I haven't noticed any problems so far. Knock on wood...

Hi Pilens,

I've just registered on your site and get no password sent?
I have the same problem with my Symbio site, seems to be a fundamental bug in theme.

Anyone else tested their sites, any registrations working out there?

I've been experiencing that only with one of my test e-mail accounts.  Check out my various posts on the Bug Stomping thread.  I get the registration if I use my g-mail account, friends testing with Yahoo accounts get it, I tested using my e-mail at my day job and it came through. When I use my Optonline.net account which is my Cablevision (ISP provider) account their SpamScrubber stops it before it ever gets to my mailbox.  They are working on identifying what in the e-mail is blocking but I don't have an answer yet.  What I was able to determine was that it's the Symbiostock back-links in the e-mail that are trapping it in the spam scrubber.   Leo is aware of it and was going to work on changes.  I disabled the Spam Scrubber on the Optonline.net accoutn and it went through.  Tried forwarding it about 40 times, each time deleting different combinations of links.  Took out just the header, or just the images, took out all links, just one Symbio link, Just the other Symbio link.  The only time the forward went through was when I took out both Symbiostock links.


 

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