Login failed message disappears with Memberium

Hi @devalexdev,

I believe that the Memberium plugin also manages logins in the same way as Wordfence – causing conflicts.

As a test, can you try disabling Brute Force Protection within Wordfence?

1. Go to Wordfence -> All Options
2. Select Off for Enable brute force protection
3. Click Save Changes in the top right corner

For example: https://i.imgur.com/JIniR5j.png

Dave

I’ve tried disabling brute force and nothing changes, it still doesn’t tell me that a login has failed.

With Wordfence active
This is seen in the login network request
Form Data:
{“log”:”support@BAD_LOGIN”,
“wfls-email-verification”:””,
“pwd”:”WRONG_PASS”,
“redirect_to”:”https://SITE.com/wp-admin/”,
“action”:”wordfence_ls_authenticate”}

But when Wordfence is disabled, wordfence_Is_authenticate doesn’t exist as a form action anymore. This is now the form data (details are changed of course)
{“log”:”[email protected]”,
“pwd”:”PASSWORD”,
“wp-submit”: “Log+In”,
“redirect_to”:”https://SITE.com/wp-admin/”}

From looking at the difference between enabling and disabling Wordfence, is there anyway to disable the action “wordfence_ls_authenticate” and use wordpreses’ default “wp-submit”: “Log+In”?