Ayesh Karunaratne

Hi @doublefinned – Please check the updated FAQ item for information.

Please also note that this requires plugin version 2.0 that is just released. The functionality remains the same it’s a clear upgrade.

Hi Roberto,
I have just released a new v2.0 of this plugin. This a major rewrite while keeping the same functionality. The was working with WordPress 5.2 even before the changes, but it not actively advertises the support. You can install 2.0 or download 1.5 and replace existing plugin code if your WordPress installation is nagging about it.

Cheers.

Hi Roberto,
Thanks for the question. I indeed will work on a new release to make sure everything is compatible with latest PHP/WordPress versions. Current WordPress trunk requires PHP 5.6, which we can leverage to remove some of the PHP version checks, making the codes smaller.

Thank you.

Hi Farrel,
I’m sorry about the late reply. I should subscribe to this plugin support forum.

WordPress’s swappable password mechanism that this plugin uses is not quite robust. This warning is triggered if a function that this plugin is about to declare is already declared.

If you still have this problem, I could use these information:
– How did you install this plugin? It supports composer-based installations as well. Did you install it from a zip file/admin UI?
– Can you search your code base for a function wp_check_password ? This is the function declaration that we are trying to override. WordPress core has one, and this plugin proposes the new password hashing mechanism by declaring the exact same function names. There are not many plugins that override password backend, but this search will reveal all instances.

Hi, I’m marking this resolved in continuing the PR. Thank you.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by Ayesh Karunaratne.

Thank you for your quick reply.
Okay. I will add a 301 page. What will you do if you have this problem ? Will you let visitors to get a 404 error ?