Just an FYI on deprecated php: PHP Deprecated: Optional parameter $field declared before required parameter $post is implicitly treated as a required parameter in /wp-content/plugins/user-session-synchronizer/includes/lib/class-user-session-synchronizer-admin-api.php on line 282
]]>Will it work on a smartphone, example chrome browser?
]]>How many sessions of child sites does the plugin support simultaneously?
]]>Do you intend to maintain this code base?
Many thanks.
]]>Any chance this functionality can be extended back to WP 3.5.1? (yes I know it’s only supported to 4.something).
We’re building the client a new site, but there’s a ton of custom php and a separate db with ~20 years of data on the old one which will take some time and effort to port over.
I don’t have full control of the old site’s back end, but I had them insert the ussync_secret_key_1 row into options after installing and activating the plugin. Unfortunately the plugin menu isn’t showing up in admin on the 3.5.1 site, nor is the user verification field in the Users admin.
Any chance that inserting rows in user_meta for all the appropriate user IDs for “ussync_email_verified true” might allow this to work, or is it highly unlikely due to the age of the older WP install?
Thanks for any tips.
]]>How to validate the users (in bulk) that are already registered? Or Remove the requirement of Validated/verified users to allow them to share sessions across domains ? Our site has over 25k+ active users on a multisite network (User data-credentials shared across the network) already.
]]>Hi,
we use this almost a year and didn’t hear of problems until now, with reports that it won’t work with Chrome browser users (only). After login on site 1, they go to sites 2 or 3 and from there are asked to return to site 1 to login.
Our version is 1.3.82 and WP version is 5.2.7. It’s a very complex site and we do updates only when really needed, so that everything keeps working together nicely.
So my question is: do you know about this issue, and do you perhaps know it’s solved in the latest version? (changelog doesn’t mention the latest version)
Thanks for your help!
]]>Kindly update the plugin and test with higher version of wordpress.
]]>when syncing session to the other website, the user is copied at the second website correctly, but with an unknown password so the user appears to be not logged in. What could be the problem of that ?
]]>Does it works with different wordpress sites on sub-dircetory?
]]>Hi again,
I found that it’s working only for two sites, but not more. I’m testing with a setup of 3 sites.
I can see that in the User Session Synchronizer panel, when i highlight (select with mouse) all 3 or more domains in the list of domains, there is a fine line after the two first domains. And when i have more than 3 domains listed there, that line appears after each second domain, as if it shows that it’s only coupling two domains together.
The new user isn’t added to any of the other sites when adding more than 2 sites in the list of domains (it even doesn’t add it to the second site, unless i delete all domains over 2)
I’m hopeful on a quick fix, because i just have changed the whole setup of sites for the customer, and can’t afford to tell (again) that this setup won’t work…
Thanks!
Weird question maybe, but is it possible to disable somehow the User Verify (and perhaps even User Sessions window if that isn’t vital)? The User Verify I never used and it isn’t compatible with my User registration plugin, it partly breaks it.
Thanks!
Hi – is it possible to have different options for different domains – do nothing or register the subscriber?
]]>Hi,
thank you or the plugin.
However while it is supposed to logout everywhere, it doesn’t work on an installation with single database i.e. one installation with two domains shared (like using the plugin WP Hydra).
Do you know why the logout might not be working and how to fix it?
How can users edit their profiles with this plugin installed?
The email field is disabled (which I understand to keep the different sites linked), but with it disabled the value isn’t seen when trying to save a change to a user’s profile. As a result they get an “ERROR: please enter an email address” message.
Is there anyway to allow profile changes to be made?
]]>Hi. The plugin works great to sync users across the sites. But one problem there is, when you change the password of a user on one installation, it doesn’t update on the other installations, so the user have to keep changing password on all the installations. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
]]>On the plugin admin page which lists the user sessions the paging links are linking to the wrong page. They link to the “users.php” page with a page of “user-session-synchronizer”.
/wp-admin/users.php?page=user-session-synchronizer&paged=22&sessions_per_page=20
They should be linking to the admin page with a page of “session_control”.
/wp-admin/admin.php?page=session_control&paged=22
Starting at line 130 of the includes/class-user-session-synchronizer-session-control.php file are the following lines.
$first_link = $base_link = add_query_arg(
array(
'page' => 'user-session-synchronizer',
),
admin_url( 'users.php' )
);
These should be changed to:
$first_link = $base_link = add_query_arg(
array(
'page' => 'session_control',
),
admin_url( 'admin.php' )
);
]]>
On the User Session Control page how many entries should you see for a given user? I see two, sometimes 3 for each user. Is this expected, or do we have an error somewhere? Some users are unable to visit our secondary site and sometimes clearing their cache will fix things, other times not.
]]>Hi. Is this plugin compatible with WordPress 5?
Thanks!
]]>Hi, I had install this plugin on 2 of my wordpress site and it is syncing the new users correctly from Site 2 to Site 1. However, there is a delay about 5 minutes after user log in to Site 2…. for the user to be created in Site 1.
Is it possible to trigger the new user to be created and sync cookie immediately in Site 1 when he first log in Site 2?
]]>I have installed the plugin on two different websites. On each of those websites, I have listed both domains as websites I would like users to be able to login between. I have set things up so a new registration is created if a user is not found. I have then created a secret key (just using a random number generator) and put them on both websites. I have created a new user using the registration form on one website. I have went to the other website and that user does not automatically log in. I have also tried to log in manually with the account with no luck. What am I doing wrong?
]]>Hi. Thanks for the support! Is the any quick hack to customize the account activation page? Right not it looks full screen: https://prntscr.com/lkgq0q
]]>Hi, this is a great plugin. The day I’m getting from reviewing the sessions seems limited to 5. Is there a way to have this more?
Thanks!
Ashley
]]>Hi,
I do not use wp login and logout system. The plugin Theme My Login installed. So logout link is not start with wp-login.php
It is just mysite.com/logout
So in this case when logged out from one site, I am still logged in on the other site.
I will appreciate your help.
]]>Hello. Do we need to enter or add all subdomains to the Domain list or just enter the top level domain and the extension/plugin will recognize that?
Thanks!
]]>Hello.
Is there a setting somewhere to change the session expiration duration or time?
Thanks!
]]>Hi,
An administrator tried to access the dashboard and received this error.
How can we resolve this?
yesterday this plugin worked well on all my WP sites, and now it doesn’t work at all. please help and how do I clean up the rest of the database file after this plugin is removed to restart the new install. because this seems problematic. thanks
]]>First of all I would like to thank you for your amazing plugin.
All users are syncing who have signed up on the front end and clicked on the verification link sent to them via email.
It is not syncing users who have been manually created in the backend.
Is there a way around this?
I appreciate any help given.
Thanks!
Hi @rafasashi
I think I’ve looked at all possible options and I think your plugin is the one to come close to solve my issue.
I have a few wpms networks, each with some subdomains and other subs using its own domains.
I am basically looking for the solution to work like this:
Super admin and some staff members have one central login to all sites.
Some staff only log into the network they are assigned to.
Users should no be able to log into other wpms, perhaps some supports or info subs on that same network.
You say they should use the same login page for linked sites, it’s not a problem for me as a super admin but how would you solve this for users on other networks as described above?
Regards
Dennis