Andy Burns

@faiyazalam I have sent access to our development server to your main support email.

I deleted nearly all entries from all wp_xx_fa_user_logins tables but still no go. Only “fix” is deleting plugin and data via UI and installing fresh. I’m curious @faiyazalam what thoughts you have on what may be the culprit.

I see in, wp_fa_user_logins

Hi, I’ve disabled all plugin except for User Logging History and set to using Twenty Twenty One theme. It still did not work.

The I deleted the plugin and it’s data via the plugin screen, reinstall the same version and now it is working at the network level. I am wondering if we had too much logs that it prevented the network level screen from working. Can you remind me where this data being stored? wp_options for each blog?

Any help on this bug?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Andy Burns.

@andyburnsco Showing records from all the blogs at one place is not useful because generally network admin user like to see records of a particular blog at a time by filtering the records by “Blog ID”.

I cannot comprehend how on a multisite, a network admin would not want to see this. It’s exactly why I am using this plugin. If this feature goes away, the utility for me goes away as I do reports on our multisite users.

I have seen no performance impacts. Where does it slow the system down? What is the problem with the page?

On version 1.7.3, non administrators could see their user login history onj their respective blog. On 1.7.4 and above, this has changed. I do not see where this permissions is set?

Glad you agree on the granularity of the delete function. I don’t see how to modify the code easily but of course I’d rather have the improvement be up streamed into the plugin.

I can reproduce this on version 2.0.0 and WP 5.4.2. I deactivated all other plugins and it persists.

Curious, @sjparker , what you ended up going with here. Roles or capabilities?

WP allows multiple roles for a user. Does the sync not work when a user has multiple roles?