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		"title": "#WPLDN Speed Build.",
		"description": "Dan Maby's #WPLDN Speed Build site.",
		"author": "danmaby",
		"categories": ["theme"]
	},
	"landingPage": "/",
	"features": {

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{
	 "login": true,
    "landingPage": "/wp-admin/",
	"preferredVersions": {
		"php": "8.3",
		"wp": "beta"
	},
	"features": {
		"networking": true
	},

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I'm building a Next.js 14 application with tRPC and Appwrite for authentication. The T3 Stack was used as a starting point for this app. I'm encountering an issue where the session cookie is not being set or persisted after a successful login.

Environment:

• Next.js 14 (App Router)
• tRPC
• Appwrite for authentication
• Running on localhost with custom subdomain (my.example.localhost:3000)

Steps to reproduce:

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<?php
/**
 * Shortcode to display "Log in" or "Log out" link.
 *
 * @return string HTML string for the login/logout link.
 */
function dm_login_logout_shortcode() {
    // Initialize an empty string to hold the output HTML.
    $output = '';

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<?php

/**
 * Plugin Name:       Export WooCommerce subscriptions
 * Plugin URI:        https://www.blue37.com/
 * Description:       Export WooCommerce subscriptions to a CSV file.
 * Version:           0.0.1
 * Requires at least: 6.0
 * Requires PHP:      8.0
 * Author:            Blue 37

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/**
 * Adds a shortcode that displays the SEO description generated by the Filter Everything Pro
 * plugin. If no description is available, the shortcode will display the default content. An
 * an optional 'default' attribute can be used to specify the default content.
 *
 * @param array $atts An array of shortcode attributes.
 * @return string The shortcode output.
 */
function ps_add_filters_seo_description_shortcode($atts)
{

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<?php
/* 
 * set GenerateBlocks button defaults
 * 
 * @url https://github.com/tomusborne/generateblocks/blob/c2aad72f6868001c6f7fa9b606cafef511eebd1b/includes/defaults.php#L231-L243
 */
add_filter("generateblocks_defaults", function ($defaults) {
  $color_settings = wp_parse_args(
    get_option("generate_settings", []),
    generate_get_color_defaults()

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Getting started

A basic installation of Node.js, Express, and Socket.io served over https:// using a Letsencrypt SSL certificate.

Step 1 - Build DO Droplet (or server of your choice)

• Spin up DO droplet
• Set up DNS
• Access the server via SSH

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<?php 

/**
 * Function to determine if login blocks should show.
 *
 * @return boolean true/false to show the block or not.
 */
function dv_atttendee_login_open( $option_name, $defaults = array() ) {
  $options = get_option('dv_event_settings_dv_settings_allow_attendee_login');
    //checking if setting is empty