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I’ve already deleted the plugin and replaced it with a fresh copy, so I can’t explore the issue. Fortunately, everything is working great now. Thank you for the support! I really love your products!
“Cannot read property ‘msie’ of undefined at jquery.tools18.min.js?ver=10.1.8:281”
What’s odd is that I was not using Internet Explorer. I was using Google Chrome. (Same error on Safari.)
I’m getting the following error on the Console:
JQMIGRATE: Migrate is installed, version 3.3.2
jquery.tools18.min.js?ver=10.1.8:281 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘msie’ of undefined
at jquery.tools18.min.js?ver=10.1.8:281
at jquery.tools18.min.js?ver=10.1.8:358To help troubleshoot this, I’m running:
Wordpress 5.7.2
WP eMember v10.1.8
WP eStore 8.2.6Am I using the most current version of WP eMember?
Thinking about this some more, I think the best compromise to achieve the desired result will be to use the hashed password from the eMember plugin, then check against the SHA2-256 hash OR phPass hash. Collisions within the database should be a non-issue for our small userbase.
The way that we are setting up our secondary user account creation function is via a custom wordpress plugin that connects to the
eMember_registration_completecallback, which comes populated with the user-submitted data from the wp-eMember account registration form following payment. We take this data, then ship it over to our other database to create a single login that works across both platforms, based on their initial credentials.The form includes non-hashed data like their name, phone number, etc., while the password is hashed. We would like to use a different hashing algorithm on the second site, to match our existing schema (SHA2-256) without compromising the login functionality of the eMember backend on wordpress.
To accomplish this, we simply need access to the plaintext password before the plugin hashes it, if that makes sense.
We need to use the (same) password to create an account for that member on another website that uses a different hashing function. (We own/manage both websites. The 2nd site is not a WordPress website.)
To be more clear, I would like people to answer some (yes/no) questions before downloading a free digital product. Is it possible to do this?
Thank you for checking on this!
[https://boredatworkproject.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-affiliate-platform/affiliates/login.php]
[https://tcbstrategies.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-affiliate-platform/affiliates/login.php]
