search feature not using plugin

[Nsideman]

Hello, I have resolved the login issues from previous post. You should have no trouble logging in now. The plugin does not seem to function at all. Maybe a theme compatibility issue?

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi!

Sorry for the late answer (I was out of office for a few days). I’m going to take a look at it in an hour, see what can be wrong.

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi!

I tried to open up the /signin page but it says I’m temporary locked out. Also I cannot see a username only a password in the login details. Can you please update that?

[Ernest Marcinko]

I have opened in another browser it showed the login page, but there is also a google verification code field, do I need that as well? Also dont forget the username 🙂

[Nsideman]

google auth turned off.

I entered the username in the support ticket but it does not show up above. Should I enter that here? Can everyone see these exchanges?

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi! Try to edit the first post you can enter it there. If still not working, then you can enter the username here, the password is still unknown. The private details are not visible.

Also, you can upload a file as well with the details, that is also visible only for me and you.

[Nsideman]

The use ID is just your name. Ernest

[Ernest Marcinko]

I’m getting a 404 error again 🙁

See attached file.

[Nsideman]

problem with host. should be back up

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi!

I see a different site now, I guess you are reworking it. I cannot access any login page now 🙂

[Nsideman]

dev.mlatc.org/signin

[Ernest Marcinko]

Hi!

I created a test search, then I tried to add a widget of it into the footer, however the widgets are not working at all. I disabled ajax search pro to see if this plugin is causing the issue, but it’s not, the error is still there. It is not possible to create any widgets. I see the following error on the firefox console:

NetworkError: 500 Internal Server Error – http://dev.mlatc.org/wp-admin/widgets.php

This usually indicates conflicts within plugins, or the .htaccess file or with file permissions.
Try to disable all plugins and see if you can create widgets. If not, then try to enable them one by one and perhaps you will be able to determine which one is causing the issue.

[Nsideman]

I see that you tried to do that in the footer. the footer widgets were turned off. Now that I have turned them on I can see your plugin working fine.

So it must be something with the theme not using the standard search. I will contact the theme owner.

Thank you!

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