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In the widget area:

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Hello, the current work around is to manually rename ‘Username’ and ‘Password’ etc in the ‘include\class-side-bar-login-widget.php.’ file.

This post explains how to do this:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wishes-for-future-updates-sidebar-login?replies=2

All of these can be done by editing the plugin manually and should not be very difficult given that the plugin is lightweight and compact.

Using your editor, navigate to: include\class-side-bar-login-widget.php.
This workaround is not CLEAN, but it will allow you to revert your changes should you need to without hassle.

Change:

.                       'label_username' 	=> __( 'Username', 'sidebar_login' ),
		        'label_password' 	=> __( 'Password', 'sidebar_login' ),
		        'label_remember' 	=> __( 'Remember Me', 'sidebar_login' ),
		        'label_log_in' 		=> __( 'Login →', 'sidebar_login' ),
		        'remember' 		=> true,
		        'value_remember' 	=> true
		    ) );

To

.                       'label_username' 	=> __( 'USERNAME_TRANSLATOIN', 'sidebar_login' ),
		        'label_password' 	=> __( 'PASSWORD TRANSLATION', 'sidebar_login' ),
		        'label_remember' 	=> __( '', 'sidebar_login' ),
		        'label_log_in' 		=> __( 'Login →', 'sidebar_login' ),
		        'remember' 		=> false,
		        'value_remember' 	=> false
		    ) );

As you can see, you will change the ‘Username’ and ‘Password’ label as well as hiding the ‘Remember Me’. You can go as far as actually removing the label if you wish, but that is slightly more tricky.

What plugin is this? Did you type in the capability correctly and in the case-sensitive manner? Can you describe the screw up?

The code:

// Check capability
	if ( ! empty( $link_cap ) )
		if ( ! current_user_can( $link_cap ) )
	continue;

Uses a wordpress function and not a plugin function so there should be no issue provided that you’ve correctly inputted the capability.

@jgclifton and WouterSe, in the “Login Redirect Url”, simply add this:

https://{YourWebsiteHere}/wp-admin/profile.php

Due to the nature of sessions, they will automatically redirect to their profile page when logged in.

@mgkoller, I don’t use buddypress atm, but if I’ll take a look at it when I have the change.

Under “Login Redirect Url”, is that field blank? If it is, try putting in your homepage, if not.. then I’m not sure what your problem is.

Do you have certain plugins installed in your browser that could prevent you from entering text into a form? I am having no trouble entering text into your login form.

Under logged-in-text -> links, replace

Dashboard | %admin_url%
Profile | %admin_url%/profile.php
Logout | %logout_url%

to

Logout | %logout_url%

Hello. I personally am not a fan of this as there is no option for a captcha, but this is the best sidebar login plugin that I could find. Anyway, I did figure out your problem so I will share my solution.

Under Logged-in Links: paste this in instead of the default text.

Dashboard | %admin_url% | administrator
Profile | %admin_url%/profile.php | administrator
Logout | %logout_url% | administrator
Profile | %admin_url%/profile.php | subscriber
Logout | %logout_url% | subscriber

The default being

Dashboard | %admin_url%
Profile | %admin_url%/profile.php
Logout | %logout_url%

To my understanding, this is the only way to do this (though I haven’t looked at the source) so you may have to do this many times if you have more than 2 user account types.

Thanks, resolved.

P.S. I voted.

Here is a visual depiction of the problem:

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There is no setting link in the admin bar and there is no problem there. I am having trouble accessing settings via Plugins>Slimstat>Settings. I tried this on a brand new clean install of both WordPress and Slimstat locally via XAMPP and I am still having this problem.

O.o If I voted for the plugin now while it isn’t working.. there would be fewer stars then it deserved. I literally used this for 2 days and then the update broke the plugin.

I did that, I tried giving all of WP SlimStat 777. I also tried creating a slimstat administrator, “slimstatadmin” and I still got the same error message. I even tried reinstalling WordPress (clean database) and still got the error. I can view the stats fine, but I can’t access the settings.

i’m guessing you’re using firefox 19. it currently is registered as a bot and the work around is to turn off javascript.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/no-users-are-track-in-firefox-browser