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Even though Login Disabled, I have Plugin Issues. Can I check a DB for a missed setting?

I am trying to use TML and Ultimate Facebook together, and they dont play nice.

I understand that you cant support other peoples work. But wanted to ask if i can check a DB config somewhere.

Example,

Its not network enabled,

Main site has Ultimate Fb enabled, when we register/etc, it creates a loop thinking there is an error. Registering via UF or 1 click login works. My main wp-signup.php page gets broken though.

If i disable UF, TML works

However, TML is much easier for my idiots to use. Dont ask me why. they just dont get the concept of a central login,

So I was wondering why if Reg is disabled, that it still acts like it is not, and I have to disable the entire plugin. Any ideas? Figured if i could check a DB setting, maybe an old version is messing things up?

Mon, 6 Feb 2012 18:33:30
  • aecnu
    • WP Unicorn

    Greetings in-mn :slight_smile:

    sir I have no idea of what settings to advise you to check since I would need to replicate your setup verbatim and also have another to compare with.

    However, to ease the pain and assist looking through the database I offer you to download in what is in my opinion the greatest Database Management software of all time Navicat

    If we can be of further assistance please let us know.

    Joe :slight_smile:

  • Kimberly
    • Champion of Loops

    Hi in-mn,

    Thanks for being a WPMU member!

    Echoing Joe: It’s hard to say without knowing what your setup is completely, we can’t replicate the issue

    Echoing you: Third party plugins are a bit of a wrench in tech support here

    Here are a couple of things you could check:

    Do you have registration disabled on the WP settings?

    UFacebook takes over the registration process from WP, so I don’t know how it would react with the other plugin, I’m assuming it would do the same to it.

    Hope this helps to start you in the right direction. :slight_smile:

    Best,

    Kimberly

  • in-mn
    • The Crimson Coder

    Wow the new support is awful.

    I am not asking you to troubleshoot a varying database. I am asking for your plugin specific database settings for ultimate Facebook. So I can search/confirm registration and login settings are disabled. FOR ULTIMATE FACEBOOK

    I have disabled login and registration yet it still interferes with login.

    So. What do I need to search for in my table that relates to ultimate fb.

    Please dont respond unless its related to MySQL/ultimate Facebook.

  • Vladislav
    • Dead Eye Dev

    Hello,

    To directly answer your question, the particular tables and rows you may want to check are options table for your site (by default, “wp_options” for your main site) and sitemeta table (by default, “wp_sitemeta”:wink:. The rows you want to check in both tables are named “wdfb_connect” (that’s the value of “meta_key” field in sitemeta table, and “option_name” field in options table). The values there are serialized, meaning they’re not as straightforward to check manually (although shouldn’t be too difficult to parse either).

    Unfortunately, I’m not familiar with TML, so can you please share the full name and version number of the plugin? I’d like to try and re-create the conflict locally to see what goes wrong and where, so we can fix the issue and/or give a bit more detailed explanation. WordPress version (and BuddyPress, if installed) would be very helpful too.

  • aecnu
    • WP Unicorn

    Greetings in-mn,

    Thank you for being a WPMU Dev member!

    The lead developer of the Ultimate Facebook plugin has answered which tables they are:

    “To directly answer your question, the particular tables and rows you may want to check are options table for your site (by default, “wp_options” for your main site) and sitemeta table (by default, “wp_sitemeta”:wink:. The rows you want to check in both tables are named “wdfb_connect” (that’s the value of “meta_key” field in sitemeta table, and “option_name” field in options table). The values there are serialized, meaning they’re not as straightforward to check manually (although shouldn’t be too difficult to parse either).”

    Cheers, Joe :slight_smile: