I am trying to allow users to log in through using a login form I have made with Toolset shortcodes. The form appears at it should but when I have typed in the correct information it leads to a blank page with the text "blocked".
I"ve recently had another issue with Toolset which means I have just reinstalled WordPress, updated all the Toolset plugins, installed the twenty sixteen theme and deactivated all non-toolset plugins; the site is pretty much cleared out.
Could you have a look and see if you find any obvious mistakes?
The login page: hidden link
Username: Medlem or medlem@hotmail.com
Password: hidden link
I've could also give away login as an administrator if you want to have a look around in the admin?
The page is an under maintainance page... it is a little field at the bottom of the page allowing you to insert a password to enter the site! This is andrea123 🙂
I've disabled all plugins except the one making the maintenance mode function (the issue is there also when I've previously disabled this temporarily).
The page is not made with a plugin, just a standard page made in the admin area and styled by the Twenty Seventeen theme. The page has one single login shortcode made with Toolset.
I've just made an identical page using the same procedure to make sure it's just a standard page with a single shortcode: hidden link
This is very strange as the form works perfectly fine on the duplicator package.
What I recommend trying is to place the form on another page and see if that helps. If that still doesnt work then could you try this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/login-form/
It should allow you to place the login form on the frontend as well.
Hi - I just came across this thread as I was looking for a possible answer to the same problem which I encountered recently after the client contacted me to say that they were getting this problem.
In my case the login link was on a page containing a cred form which I had set up so that the client could edit their custom post type in a more user friendly manner and without going into the wordpress admin area. I had set them up with a custom access level which restricted their capabilities right down to just that custom post type.
I could not replicate the issue on the computer which I had been using to develop the website, but managed to see the issue when I used a different machine which had never been used to access the site.
When I logged into the site via the normal wordpress login route using the clients credentials, I was able to access the page without any problem. After logging out, I could log back in using the page containing the shortcode link.
Does this suggest come kind of cookie-based issue ?
