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review · 5 starsI would add to this and all user based plugins, you need a strategy to test and implement plugins that work with user functionality. Use multiple browsers with different login credentials on each browser/instance. In other words, if you use the same browser and login and logout with multiple accounts for the same site, this won’t work. I used this along with s2member, Delete Me and I have a very user friendly site. The site is for associations and primarily provides industry information, notice of events and such.
Hi Gary, Interesting suggestion about allowing the same person to have multiple persistent logins for the same website. If I’m understanding correctly? Do you often have multiple accounts for the same website? Or do you often see users registering more than once for a particular reason?
I just did my first membership type site. I did my first test of persistent login and it did not work. I said WTF. 30 seconds later it dawns I me I shot myslef in the foot. I do a lot of different kind of sites. I wrote that as more of a “Heads Up” to other folks who may space out and not figure out why persistent login in not working. Thanks for responding and thanks for the plugin.
Hi Gary, Interesting suggestion about allowing the same person to have multiple persistent logins for the same website. If I’m understanding correctly? Do you often have multiple accounts for the same website? Or do you often see users registering more than once for a particular reason?
I just did my first membership type site. I did my first test of persistent login and it did not work. I said WTF. 30 seconds later it dawns I me I shot myslef in the foot. I do a lot of different kind of sites. I wrote that as more of a “Heads Up” to other folks who may space out and not figure out why persistent login in not working. Thanks for responding and thanks for the plugin.