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  • #278019

    Hello!

    I need urgent help, I hope you can help me!!

    – I have been developing my page under test2.mydomain.com
    – test2.mydomain.com was password protected
    – I used the Duplicator plugin in order to pass the page to mydomain.com
    – mydomain.com is NOT password protected
    – I still receive a message asking for password from test2 when I load the page at mydomain.com

    I think this has to do with the WP layerslider.

    Any idea if this is possible?
    Any idea of where to search in order to avoid the popup asking for password?

    If i click “cancel”, the page loads normally.

    Regards,

    #278020

    well, it happens with all the pages….

    #278026

    Hey!

    Tbh the user authentication has normally nothing to do with the theme, wordpress or layerslider but with your server configuration: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/howto/auth.html . If you want to check if LayerSlider is the culprit remove or comment out this line in enfold/functions.php:

    
    
    if(!current_theme_supports('deactivate_layerslider')) require_once( 'config-layerslider/config.php' );//layerslider plugin
    
    

    – then the LayerSlider plugin is completely deactivated.

    Best regards,
    Peter

    #278044

    Hello!!

    Thank you for the prompt reply!

    You are right. I just observed that the popup was coming just before loading the Layer Slider so I suspected this.

    I found the issue and solved it. Now I doubt if it will happen again in the future.

    I have an image as a “Custom Background Image” at Enfold –> General Styling section.

    Then, the enfold.css file located at wp-content\uploads\dynamic_avia was directly refering to the image at the test2.mydomain.com, which of course was password protected and therefore asking for password….

    I guess this will happen every time I pass the page from one place to the other, no?

    Thank you!!

    #278051

    Hey!

    I recommend to use WP MigrateDB or WP MigrateDB PRO to export the database and to replace the old url/domain with a new one – otherwise there’s a high chance that some serialized data breaks your website or that some urls still point to the old website.

    Cheers!
    Peter

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