discern

Hey, Tobias. I’m also having this issue (the table filter works if you are logged in, but not when you aren’t). I tried adding cache_table_output=false to the shortcode and re-saving the table, to no avail. Have you got any other ideas why this might be happening?

This is the shortcode:

[table id=2 automatic_url_conversion=true automatic_url_conversion_hide_protocol=true automatic_url_conversion_new_window=true datatables_columnfilterwidgets=true datatables_columnfilterwidgets_exclude_columns='1,2' datatables_columnfilterwidgets_max_selections=1 print_name=false responsive=scroll use_datatables=true cache_table_output=false]

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 9 years, 1 month ago by discern. Reason: Added shortcode

Did this ever get resolved? I, too, am [still] getting failed login attempts on non-standard (bizarre, even!) usernames, with that option checked.

I figured it out (sort of—it’s not very flexible, but it works for a very specific thumb name).

In your functions.php file, create your custom thumbnail size, as mentioned above. (You can use the Regenerate Thumbnails plugin to create new thumbnails of everything you already have in your Media Library.) Then add a function like this to your functions.php file:

function my_em_placeholder_mod($replace, $EM_Event, $result){
	if ($result == '#_EVENTIMAGE{my_custom_size}') {
		$replace = get_the_post_thumbnail($EM_Event->post_id, 'my_custom_size');
	}
	return $replace;
}

Make sure it is called by adding a filter:

add_filter('em_event_output_placeholder', 'my_em_placeholder_mod',1,3);

Now, wherever you call #_EVENTIMAGE{my_custom_size} you should see the resized image. I hope this helps.

Update: They are attempting to log in via xmlrpc.php, not wp-login.php (check your apache access logs).

I’m having a similar issue. A botnet is attempting log-ins with empty usernames. So far, over 1800 in the last 12 hours, all from different IPs. The problem is that even though I have maximum emails per hour set to 1, and I have added .htpasswd to wp-login.php, WordFence keeps sending an email every time another bot fails to log in as ”.

Check for conflicting functions in your functions.php file, e.g. functions with same name as WordPress functions. In this case either change the name or use:

if ( !function_exists( "function_name" ) ) {
  function function_name() {
    // Function
  }
}

I concocted a way to do this using page templates and custom widgets. It involves a little more than just activating a plugin, but it]s pretty simple and does the trick.