Darren Jackson

I recently ran into the same issue as your #2.

I fixed it by opening register.js in the assets folder and changed

$('.ajax-login-register-container').dialog({
        autoOpen: false,
        width: _ajax_login_settings.dialog_width,
        resizable: false,
        modal: true
    });

to

` $(‘.ajax-login-register-container’).dialog({
autoOpen: false,
width: _ajax_login_settings.dialog_width,
resizable: false,
modal: true,
open: function(){
$(‘.ui-widget-overlay’).bind(‘click’,function(){
$(‘.ajax-login-register-container’).dialog(‘close’);
})
}
});`

Hope this helps someone…

DJ

Typically this isn’t a problem with the core programming of WP. More times than not a button won’t work because a theme or plugin isn’t compatible with the latest version of WP.

@kerry – Since it’s a brand new install have you tried simply re-installing the files? Maybe a file got missed or didn’t get uploaded correctly. I’ve seen this happen before.

This same thing has been effecting 50+ sites in my hosting account for the last two days.

The domains I have are a combination of WP, Joomla and simply hosted domains. They were all effected the same.

I finally figured out how this was happening… In my case 3 of my WordPress installs were infected by a file either called wp_cache.php or simply _chache.php (as suggested by docarzt). For me they were located in wp-content/uploads/

After I found and deleted all foreign files, and replaced the infected htaccess files, all went back to normal.

It’s been a several hours since an injection so I think I’m in the clear. Before, the files were getting infected again between 15-30 minutes.

Hope this helps.