Can’t log in | Password Hashing

Ok, apologies for slowing down this process for you, I just worried we were going to waste your time by looking at the wrong solution.

To get one thing solved at a time, let’s not worry about the plugin being installed on site A at the moment. Let’s just get Site B logging in using Site A users. For this we don’t even need the plugin installed on site A but just leave it there for now.

On site B, try setting the hashing method to “phpcrypt” or “phpass”.

I’m pretty sure WordPress uses one of these by default.

Let me know how you get on 🙂

Hey @piska,

Apologies for the delayed response.

The 500 should mean that you have got a connection to the server but it is returning an error.

Two things we can do:

1) PHP error logs
You are hitting the test button on site A and getting the 500 error. Can you please get me the PHP errors for site B that occurred at the time you clicked the Test button.

2) Get more information from the front end JS error

If you’re able, can you replace all the code in this file (/wp-content/plugins/external-login/js/exlog_test.js) on site A.

Could you please delete the previous code paste the following code in there instead.

console.log("EXLOG - Test file loaded.");
(function ($) {
    $(function () {
        console.log("EXLOG - Test file loaded jQuery.");
        var $modal = $(".exlog_modal");
        var $loader = $(".exlog_loader_container");
        var $modal_content_container = $(".exlog_test_results_inner_container", $modal);
        var $modal_test_results = $(".exlog_test_results", $modal);
        var $modal_error = $(".exlog_test_fail", $modal_content_container);
        var $modal_error_title = $(".exlog-error-title", $modal_error);
        var $modal_error_message = $(".exlog-error-message", $modal_error);
        var wordpressBaseUrl = $('[data-exlog-wp-base]').attr('data-exlog-wp-base');

        var error_messages = {
            unknown: {
                title: "Error",
                message: "This is an unknown error."
            },
            lost: {
              title: "Error",
              message: "Could not access the server to run the test."
            },
            server: {
                title: "Error",
                message: "There was an error on the server."
            },
            empty_result: {
              title: "Error",
              message: "No data returned from the server. Please check your settings."
            }
        };

        var error_codes = {
          100: error_messages.unknown,       // Ajax returned, unknown error
          101: error_messages.unknown,       // Unknown error passed to error handler
          404: error_messages.lost,          // 404 from Ajax
          500: error_messages.server,        // 500 from server - see test_results.php?
          501: error_messages.server,        // String of "0" returned - caused by missing function?
          502: error_messages.server,        // 500ish error from Ajax
          600: error_messages.empty_result,  // Empty AJAX response
          601: error_messages.empty_result   // Blank string AJAX response
//        999: ????????????????????????      // Hard coded in markup case this system fails
        };

        function errorMessageState(error_code) {
          if (!error_code) {
            $modal_error.hide();
          }

          if (!error_codes.hasOwnProperty(error_code)) {
            error_code = 101;
          }

          var error_data = error_codes[error_code];

          $modal_error_title.text(error_data.title + ": " + error_code);
          $modal_error_message.text(error_data.message);

          $modal_error.show();
        }

        $(".exlog_close_button", $modal).click(function () {
            $modal_error.hide();
            $modal.hide();
            $modal_test_results.text("");
        });

        $("input.exlog_test_connection").click(function () {
            console.log("EXLOG - Test button clicked.");
            $modal.show();
            $loader.show();
            var data = {
                'action': 'exlog_test_connection',
                'test_results': 10
            };

            console.log("EXLOG - About to make request.");
            $.ajax({
                type: "GET",
                url: wordpressBaseUrl + "/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php",
                data: data,
                success: function (data) {
                    if (typeof data === 'string') {
                      data = data.trim();
                    }

                    if (!data) {
                      console.log("EXLOG - NO DATA");
                      errorMessageState(600);
                      $modal_error.show();
                    } else if (data == "") {
                      console.log("EXLOG - EMPTY STRING DATA");
                      errorMessageState(601);
                      $modal_error.show();
                    } else if (data === "0") {
                      errorMessageState(501);
                    } else {
                      console.log("EXLOG - SUCCESS!!! WHOOP!");

                      $modal_error.hide();
                      $modal_test_results.append(data);
                    }
                    $loader.hide();
                },
                error: function (xhr, ajaxOptions, thrownError){
                  console.log("EXLOG - Request fail!!!");
                  console.log("Status: ", xhr.status);
                  console.log("Response Text: ", xhr.responseText);
                  if(xhr.status == 404) {
                    errorMessageState(404);
                  } else if (xhr.status === 500) {
                    errorMessageState(500);
                  } else if (Math.floor(xhr.status / 100) === 5) {
                    errorMessageState(502);
                  } else {
                    errorMessageState(100);
                  }
                  $loader.hide();
                }
            });
        });
    });
}(jQuery));

Can you then open the inspector and look at the browsers console.

I’m interested particularly to see the output that follows “Response Text: “.

Thanks,

Tom

Hey @piska,

Haven’t heard from you for a while. Just seeing how you’re getting on?

Thanks,

Tom