Limit Login Attempts Reloaded Support Policy 2024

  • ResolvedPlugin Author WPChef

    (@wpchefgadget)


    9 months, 3 weeks ago

    Howdy folks,

    Thank you for using Limit Login Attempts Reloaded! We’re here to help if you need a hand while using our plugin.

    In order to ensure the fastest response possible, please follow these guidelines before posting.

    Have you checked out our FAQ? We answered several of the most popular questions on our website, and one of our users created this handy beginners video tutorial. Also, we post all the latest news on our website including releases, best practices, and industry news.

    Do you have a paid subscription? If you’re a premium customer and still need support, you can email us directly. Visit our contact us page to reach us.

    For Limit Login Attempts Reloaded (free version) users, we provide limited support here in the www.ads-software.com support forums. We typically respond here within 7-10 business days, but we might not respond at all if a similar question has already been asked multiple times. We encourage you to use the “search” feature on the forum before creating a support inquiry.

    In order to help us help you, please describe the issue you’re encountering in as much detail as possible.

    Thanks again for using Limit Login Attempts Reloaded.

    Best Regards,
    Your LLAR Team

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  • edwardsjon

    (@edwardsjon)

    I’m using WP 6.4.3 with Unicom theme and PHP 8.0. We are having issues with a gravity form – it keeps asking people to login, even though they are logged in. I want to disable the Limit Login Attempts plugin to see if that helps and I noticed that in the dashboard, I have two, yes two Limit Login Attempt icons that suggest I have two instances installed. When I go to installed plugins, Limit login attempts is only shows once. I disabled it and uninstalled it and now I still have one icon in the dashboard, but nothing shows in the active or installed page. How can remove this?

    Plugin Author WPChef

    (@wpchefgadget)

    It looks like you posted your question into our support policy. Please don’t do this again as it’s reserved for informational purposes.

    Most likely your hosting provider installed the LLAR plugin into the Must Use folder, like a lot of providers do. To remove it you have to access the file system of your site and remove it from the wp-content/mu-plugins folder manually.

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