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How to decide who to report an issue to?

kwgagel
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@kwgagel

10 years, 2 months ago

When users log into my wp installation they get a blank page. I’ve traced the issue to a series of IFELSE statements that don’t have an ELSE clause at the end of them.

My installation is using BP and it is a multisite setup using LDAP.
I asked for help on the wp multisite forum and was directed to the ldap plugin author.
The ldap plugin author cannot duplicate the issue.

I have a feeling if I go filing a bug report on wp’s site they’ll just say it’s BuddyPress.

I have edited the wp-login.php to include the ending else clause as a work around but as the last update to wp demonstrated I’m going to have to do that every time there is an update.

So, before I go filing but reports, how can I prove the problem is NOT being caused by buddypress?

For full details you can view the issue at wordpress.org/support/topic/blank-page-after-login-18
For details of the code I’m altering as a workaround you can view that here pastebin.com/6MXH7BeE

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Hugo Ashmore
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@hnla

10 years, 2 months ago

Fixed your links for you, they do need text string to display.

Not really clear on why you thing this may be a BP issue or that others might say that. Thus far there is no real info to debug on.

You need to start some more basic testing such as disabling all plugins, changing themes, deactivating BP, enabling php error reporting etc; start to build up something to work from narrow the issue down, as things stand there is little other help that can be offered and nothing to suggest this is something for this forum to cover really. Do report back though when you have a little more info.

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