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Cookies are not checked or stored in a way that works with URL re-writing. An example where this is problematic would be if the entire website is set to use WordPress but WordPress is installed in a separate directory. This would be setup under "General Settings" and can usually be identified when the "WordPress Address (URL)" setting is different from the "Site Address (URL)" setting.
In this case, the cookie would be set to the site address but only with a path of "/wordpress/". When the user visits the main website, the URL is rewritten before the plugin is loaded, After the URL is re-written, the site loads and the plugin then checks for a cookie that has a path of "/" that it will not find.
I will make recommendations for corrections in future comments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Cookies are not checked or stored in a way that works with URL re-writing. An example where this is problematic would be if the entire website is set to use WordPress but WordPress is installed in a separate directory. This would be setup under "General Settings" and can usually be identified when the "WordPress Address (URL)" setting is different from the "Site Address (URL)" setting.
For example:
WordPress Address (URL) = http://www.somewebsite.com/wordpress/
Site Address (URL) = http://www.somewebsite.com
In this case, the cookie would be set to the site address but only with a path of "/wordpress/". When the user visits the main website, the URL is rewritten before the plugin is loaded, After the URL is re-written, the site loads and the plugin then checks for a cookie that has a path of "/" that it will not find.
I will make recommendations for corrections in future comments.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: