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Anyone? Any help?

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Hello,

Under live traffic, I used to see the flag of every country visiting the website and this makes it easier to recognize from where I am getting a traffic. After the last update I don’t see those flags associated with every IP. I wish I have them back.

Thanks!

I am looking for the same thing. Is there anyway we can do this please?

I faced such possible incompatibility and tried to use similar function in all in one security plugin and also faced another different loop.

Thank you. It’s just that the maintenance mode should let you in when you are the admin ??

Great plugin and great support team!

Yes, if I deactivate theme my log in the problem goes away. In my case I have two options:
1) Deactivate theme my log in (or)
2) Deactivate the maintenance mode.

I can’t have 1+2 enabled, I will be locked out.

Well, this is not the case. I followed what you said but this didn’t solve the problem, I knew what is the problem and I will try to be specific so that you can replicate it on your machine.
1) Have theme my log in plugin installed.
2) Go to WP Security> Maintenance> Check this if you want all visitors except those who are logged in as administrator to be locked out of the front-end of your site. (have this enabled)
3) configure the other security setting as you desire.
4) Log out.
5) Try to log in now, lets say you have your log in page as follows:
https://www.yourdomain.com/AIOWPS (instead of wp-admin).
Enter your username// password // Captcha
After you click sign in, you will be redirected to a new page:
https://www.yourdomain.com/login/ This page has [theme-my-login] short code and will show the maintenance mode and you won’t be able to log in.

You will never be able to log in when you have theme my log in plugin enabled and the maintenance mode enabled even if you are an admin.

Please replicate this on your machine and let me know if you have the same result I have.

Thanks

Hello,

I am experiencing this issue as well, what I made is that I configured the settings to log out automatically all users including me after a week, and I have the maintenance mode activated. Today is the first day of the new week, I try to log in (as usual) and I am sure I enter the correct user name and password but I can’t log in, I do still go to the maintenance mode, then I try again and the plugin doesn’t let me in, I deleted the plugin via ftp and I was able to sign in, I activated the plugin again and I was locked out again when I clicked activate. The plugin doesn’t let the admin in as it was before.

Regards

Not necessarily the plugin update is the reason, however; the plugin update might have triggered something that already exist to happen.

Have you tried to reinstall it again? did it work?

It was before and yes still after.

I understand. What membership plugin do you use?

what (if any) widget do you use for log in?

I did figure it out. Thank you.

I wish we have the option to place it before the submit button but after the comment text box.
KEEP THE GREAT WORK UP. THANK YOU ??