Mike

Hi Sam,
Yes, there should be no problem with you logging into your admin panel. Many times hackers use IP cloaking services to gain the use of multiple IP numbers. That is probably why you are seeing so many different IP numbers being blocked. As far as blocking out a whole country, you would want to be SURE that you are not going to have any customers from that country before setting that option.
Cheers,
Mike

Hi Sam,
First, make sure that you have marked the setting to “Immediately lock out invalid usernames” in the Login Security Options section of the Options tab.

Then, when you go to the Wordfence Blocked IPs section, you should see IPs that were blocked. There will be an option to [make permanent] Click that and the IP will no longer be able to access your site.

Hi Sam,
Have you blocked the IP’s of the users trying to log in? You can do that manually in the Live Traffic section or set the plugin to auto block anyone trying to log in with a user ID that does not exist in your system. You can even block users trying certain user IDs. (See the Options section) These blocks are only temporary however, so you can go to your “Blocked IPs section and make them permanent. That way they can no longer access your site.
I hope that helps.
Mike

That’s good to know, but you might want to change the Description area of the repository page where it still says “Compatible up to: 4.2.4”.

I installed the beta plugin on a staging site to test. It fixes the password change problem, but the display css is a bit strange on my theme.

Here’s how it looks in version 6.3.12 on the live page.

And this is how the beta version displays the same page.

This is the live site.

I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Mike

Hi Jeff,
Thanks for the beta update release. I will check it out.

I am one who would support a premium version of this plugin. You do an awesome job and deserve to be financially rewarded for it.

I’ll mark this as resolved.
Thanks,
Mike

Hi Jeff,
Do you have a time estimate for when the plugin will be compatible with WordPress 4.3?
Thanks,
Mike

I see that Theme my Login is only compatible up to 4.2.4. My question is, will there be an update to make it compatible with version 4.3? If so, when might we expect that new version?
Thanks,
Mike

I just installed Google Analytics by Yoast Version 5.3.3 and when I try to authenticate with my Google account, I get the pop-up window asking me to confirm the action. I do, and it gives me a code to copy. I paste that into the Yoast plugin, and it appears to save it, but nothing changes. I can click on the save button at the bottom of the page, but still nothing changes. If I go to any other page, I still get the “Please configure your Google Analytics settings” message at the top of the page. I’ve tried it on two different browsers, Firefox and Chrome, but get the same results.

I also tried doing the manual configuration with that code, but I get the message “The UA code needs to follow UA-XXXXXXXX-X format.”

On my Google account page, it says that “Google Analytics by Yoast
Has access to Google Analytics”, but the plugin doesn’t seem to think it does and the “View your Google Analytics data” link on my Google account page is grayed out and non-functional.

Any ideas as to how to get it to save the information correctly?

The site is located at https://vegasagentlee.com/

Thanks,
Mike

I have changed that setting, but I am still only getting a small part of the posts text.

Ok, I found the issue. The plugin works for any page that is not associated with WooCommerce. However, if the page is specified by WooCommerce as the page to display the products, WooCommerce settings override the restrictions so that the page is displayed to anyone.

Is there a developer in the house? I am surprised that no one has even commented as yet. I’d sure like to know if this can be corrected.
Thanks,
Mike

Ok, I did a fresh WordPress install and only added one thing at a time, the first being this plugin. I created a page called Restricted and it did restrict access to the page to not logged in users.

Then I installed the theme I am using and that did not break the restriction. Then I installed Woo Commmerce and that also did not break the restriction.

Next, I set the option to restrict products and created a simple product called Boot. That did not break the page restriction, but it also does not enforce the restriction on the product page.

I would really like to use this plugin, but I am not sure what to do differently to make the restriction work right. Any help in this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Mike

I realized I gave the link to the home page. Here’s the one to the Shop page.
Thanks,
Mike