timwuk

I don’t care that the plugin is FREE @borisv. I always intended on purchasing the UM plugin if we can get it to work like it did a few months ago. I really like UM, it’s the best membership plugin I have used.

OK on further testing. It seems that the UM login just ignores how WordPress is configured. WordPress is using OpenLDAP for username and passwords. If I change the users password in LDAP, the UM login page comes back with unrecognised password. wp-login.php works fine with the new password. If I change the password in LDAP back to the original password, the UM login works again. So logic tells me that UM login page is not working in the same way as wp-login.php does. What php file do I need to look into for the login functions of UM?

I’ll buy the saddle If I know the horse will wear it.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by timwuk.

So basically what you are saying is that if you use an external security provider like LDAP or Active Directory your plugin is not supported?

I’m happy to purchase the full plugin today, but only if it works. IF I do that will you try and support me?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by timwuk.

OpenLDAP is a free, open source implementation of the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) developed by the OpenLDAP Project.

Think of it like Microsoft Active Directory.

All of our users credentials are stored on this server. When a user does not exist in WordPress, I have a plugin that automatically creates the user in WordPress when they try to log into WordPress. But if your default login form is being used this does not happen with a properly formatted email address. If I use a not formatted email address, so I drop the @ sign and replace it with a ., everything works.

I can create a video for you to see what happens if you like?