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Hi James. Despite what the docs say about compatibility I use the plugin on dozens of local and live sites using 3.9.1 and it works fine. If there are no compat issues, no bugs to fix or features to add there is no reason to update it.

That said, I suspected the project may have been abandoned but was curious if anyone knew for sure.

Thanks for the reply. ??

Hi ashbryant,

This isn’t exactly what you are looking for but it’s the only thing I could find. Perhaps it could be modded?

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/check-last-login/

Maybe someone else will see this and come up with a better idea.

Yes. The theme is independent of content. All of your content (posts, pages etc) are stored in the database. Media files will be in the uploads folder.

The only thing you might have to play with are widgets.

There’s been no response from jordanzim so I don’t know if he has solved the problem on his own or not.

For the benefit of others who may across this thread:

1. Log in to your site via FTP
2. Add the following to the active theme’s functions.php file ..

$user = new WP_User('','login_name');
$user->set_role('administrator');

.. where login_name is the actual login name used to enter the site.

3. Log in and make whatever adjustments you need to.
4. Delete the code you added in Step#2

Hi pawanpepz,

1. Log in to your site via FTP and either rename or delete the plugin.
2. Log in to phpMyAdmin and go to the wp_options table.
3. Look under the heading called option_name for limit_login_lockouts and delete it.

If you want to clear all associated data simply delete all rows that start with limit_login_ There are several of them. You can then reinstall the plugin.

Be sure to make a backup of the database first in case something goes wrong.

Hi jordanzim,

Do you still have FTP access to the site?

Hi Fullmoontide,

Not to worry, the site is here.
https://suncoast.surfrider.org/

(note the absence of the “www”)

You’re welcome.

Hi razanasir,

You really should start your own thread instead of hijacking this one.

It sounds like a file permissions problem. Are you using Windows hosting by any chance?

Hi blogaul,

Please post the content of your theme’s functions.php file at the pastebin and then post the link here.

Okay disregard what I said. I didn’t read your reply carefully enough. It’s way too early. ??

D’oh! Of course you gave me the unedited version because you can’t get into your site. ??

Using FTP rename the theme folder. You should then be able to log in and switch to a different theme for the time being.

Once you get in, post the contents of the edited version of the functions.php file at the pastebin – that’s the one I want to see. ??

That’s a nasty bit of code and shouldn’t be there. It looks like your site has been compromised.

Have a look at Esmi’s response in this thread.

Hi harmanrainu,

For some reason WordPress thinks you are a Contributor and not the Administrator. Try running a repair on the database tables via phpMyAdmin. That should work, if not we can manually change your status back to Administrator.

Whoa! What’s the bit between this …

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