Does what it says, but too many problems

  • When we installed the plugin and activated it, the plugin did exactly what it needed to do: Subscribers had to log in, in order to access private content. However, when I went to our site the next day, the wordpress bar that usually shows up at the top on the frontend while logged in was gone. I am an admin role, so that should not have happened. Thinking I had been logged out on accident, I tried to go to the login page. I was redirected to the homepage of the website instead. By using a longer string for the login url, I was able to bypass this. I deactivated the plugin.

    ISSUES:

    • The plugin is affecting Admin user roles, when it should only be affecting subscribers.
    • The plugin is making the WordPress toolbar unavailable from the frontend, so that when I AM logged in, I cannot go to the dashboard from the frontend of the website without logging in again.
    • The website is redirecting Admin users to the homepage and bypassing the login page. That is not even a feature listed for the plugin for the Subscriber role.

    Other than these issues, the plugin does what I need it to do. But it’s not worth risking being locked out of my website. PLEASE FIX.

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  • Plugin Author Abhisek

    (@meabhisek)

    All of what you described above isn’t what this plugin does.Please update your rating if possible.

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