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Error when signing in - "Session does not contain antiforgery ID." #200 #246
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I also have the following warning in my console log |
@stefanie-sidekick Can you share the details about how your site is deployed (most importantly, the list of plugins you have enabled)? |
Hi Philippe,
I already fixed it with setting up an older backup.
I think something breaks with the new wordpress core update.
Greetings,
Stefanie Smet
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Thanks for the follow-up. I will take a look ASAP with the latest WordPress and let you know. |
@stefanie-sidekick I've tested on all the recent versions of WordPress and haven't been able to reproduce the issue you described. If you have any additional details I could use to try to reproduce the problem, that would be awesome. Thanks! |
Hi Phillipe, I now have the same problem with a new website. What I'm I doing wrong? |
@stefanie-sidekick I'm still unable to reproduce the issue, and I can't access the URL you shared. Can you please contact me at philippe.signoret@outlook.com so we can troubleshoot further? |
Check your session configuration on your php server. Found that mine was a result of an invalid session_save path. |
I'm experiencing this problem after transferring the website to a new hosting. I already deleted my app registration in Azure Active Directory and created a new one. But no success.
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