Anonymous User 4048828
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Hello,
The plugin does work with 3.7.1 (I use it on my own website – myatus.com).
This may have been due to a conflict with other plugins though – do you mind letting me know which other plugins you have installed? You can send it to hello [at] myatus.com if you prefer.
I’m now having exactly the same issues; a site that was working perfectly prior to the update now issues the “Error: Cookies are disabled or…” message whenever *anyone* tries to log on. (Site is http://www.greenlandgown.org)
Nothing on the site was changed other than the WP 3.7.1 update; This issue is cross-browser.
I’ve disabled all plugins and switched to a stock twenty twelve theme to no avail. I’ve clear cache and cookies on Chrome, Firefox, IE and Safari, all to no avail.
Apparently as part of the new update login.php is now issuing a test cookie that is not being properly read on the first pass. If you enter the username and password on the error page, the system will allow you to log on. Alas, most users won’t try a second time.
So, basically, this nifty new update has tanked my – and a great many other users – ability to have people log on to their WordPress sites.
Any ideas how to fix this?
Anonymous User 4048828
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Hmm!
I’ll definitely look into getting this resolved ASAP, but unfortunately the earliest I can fully look into this is this upcoming weekend. I’ll do my best!
I have the same issue and I’m not using Cookillian.
The problem occurs when the administrator has not allowed cookies or ignored the cookiebar at all (not allowed and not declined cookies). Maybe this will help you to find a solution…
Anonymous User 4048828
(@anonymized-4048828)
Hello,
I am uploading version 1.2 as I am writing this, which should hopefully correct the issue.
Thank you for providing the information, as this helped debug the cause (which, as far as I could find, was a combination of WordPress now requiring a test cookie to exist, and having opted-out of receiving cookies).
