I’m trying out this plugin with several different users on a test site. It seems to be logging only logins by users who have created posts or are assigned as the author of posts. It doesn’t log logins by users who have zero showing in the Posts column in the Users screen in WordPress. Is that how it’s meant to work?
]]>Hello
on some installations of WordPress I had to edit the file in these lines.
//Init login actions
//add_action( 'init', array($this, 'init_login_actions') );
$this->init_login_actions();
I do not know why but with this change now logs
]]>To display it on a page on the front end? If so, can you tell me how that can be done?
Thanks!
]]>While it used to work, it stopped showing unsuccessful logins some months ago and I don’t know why.
Any ideas?
Successful logins still show up though.
]]>Hi,
Any way one can get the nickname or public name to show up in a column, ideally the first column? Or perhaps the possibility to order the columns?
]]>Can I monitor all site logins from my main site on a multisite network, or does it need to be activated on each site and monitored separately? Thanks!
]]>I found following errors:
‘https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8/themes/base/jquery-ui.css?ver=4.4.2’. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.
‘https://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jquery.validate/1.9/jquery.validate.min.js?ver=4.4.2’. This request has been blocked; the content must be served over HTTPS.
Conflict on these Jquery files.
I want to remove this files.
Hi,
Please let me know where to find short code to display some datas of logged in users.
I just need simple issue to display some user logged in datas in a text of a page to customize the page (I need to display in a text : firsname, last name, address and other extra datas of the profile of my logged in users that they could print).
I hoped to do this with your plugin, but I’m not find how?
Thank you very much.
Jean
]]>The menu option for the settings of this plugin appears to be missing. I use an administrator account, so it should not be a rights issue. Any idea what might cause this behaviour?
]]>Hi,
I noticed that many a times when user logins, the two entries are created in the database instead of one. Don’t know what’s the exact reason as it doesn’t happen all the time or to some particular user. Just randomly creates double entries for users.
]]>It seems that the country option for me is not showing?
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Any ideas?
]]>Hello,
When a user registers for the first time I always get this error in my log:
WordPress database error Column ‘user_email’ cannot be null for query INSERT INTO
wp_user_login_log
(uid
,user_login
,user_role
,user_email
,time
,ip
,country
,city
,login_result
,data
,name
) VALUES (0, ‘anniemin’, ”, NULL, ‘2015-12-26 07:04:53’, ‘188.163.75.7’, ”, ”, ‘0’, ‘a:2:{s:5:\”login\”;s:6:\”Failed\”;s:10:\”User Agent\”;s:68:\”Mozilla/5.0 (Windows 10; WOW64; rv:41.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/41.0\”;}’, ‘ ‘) made by wp_xmlrpc_server->serve_request, IXR_Server->IXR_Server, IXR_Server->__construct, IXR_Server->serve, IXR_Server->call, IXR_Server->multiCall, IXR_Server->call, wp_xmlrpc_server->wp_getUsersBlogs, wp_xmlrpc_server->blogger_getUsersBlogs, wp_xmlrpc_server->login, wp_authenticate, do_action(‘wp_login_failed’), call_user_func_array, UserLoginLog->login_failed, UserLoginLog->login_action, User
LoginLog->save_data
Any idea what does this mean?
Thanks.
]]>the login log does not appear to be working…installed & tested a few logins & the log is blank.
maybe it takes some time for the info to load?
best,
dainis
We’ve tested this a lot, but right now, the only login being tracked is the admin logins. No other users show.
I assumed there would be an area to correct this, but if there is I can’t find it.
Any help appreciated
Kerry
]]>I disabled the els-style.css file. The styles were hard on the eyes and departed from the built in styles which I prefer.
Note to all plugin developers – LEAVE STYLES ALONE. Your plugin appearance should blend with the styles the user has set up.
ALSO – the table is too wide. Too many columns I guess but there is not way to reduce the number of columns in the plugin admin. Not sure I really need to see the serialized data. Or 3 different ways of viewing my name.
ALSO – when the table responsiveness kicks in there are no labels.
Another note to plugin developers – look at your plugin at various sizes from large to small to make sure the data works correctly for all users. Not just for you.
Fix this up soon and I’ll click on that nagging red “Please rate me because I am desperate” banner you have at the top.
This is a very useful but uncomplicated plugin. These problems should not exist.
Sounds harsh but I do like the plugin with those exceptions. If I didn’t I would just move on to another one.
Hope that helps.
]]>I just installed this for the first time because I was using another logger that was not being updated and started developing intermittent issues.
On my first login attempt I got this error:
Notice: Undefined variable: visitor_location in blahblahlblah/wp-content/plugins/user-login-log/user-login-log.php on line 372
It seems the code was updated from using $visitor_location[‘IP’] to using $real_client_ip_address for the IP. I changed line 372 to read:
$guest_ip = $real_client_ip_address;
and all seems well.
You may want to update that line so it doesn’t cause issues for others or for updates.
Hope that helps.
]]>Hello,
The date and IP that is displaying for each user is the latest one or the initial when the user registers for the first time?
Thanks!
]]>Is there any way with the help i can check out total time and average time of a user login.
]]>I installed the login log plugin a few weeks ago and users have logged in and out since then but there is no data at all in the login log.
Thanks!
]]>Hello,
I found a cron job called truncate_ull and wonder what this is for. It runs every day and is related to the user login log. Is it necessary?
Thanks
]]>I’ve noticed that this plugin doesn’t log auto_login records.
So only when user do standart login procedure records appears.
Is it intentional? And do you plan to log auto_login events too?
Thanks
]]>Hey there,
is it possible to check if the user has already logged once in that day? If so, can I disable the log for more logins?
In the end I want just one entry per user every day even if the user does a log in multiple times a day.
Thanks for reading! ??
]]>Hi, in plugin version 2.0 I cannot login to admin, as I am getting error Notice: Undefined variable: visitor_location in /home/rainware/public_html/new/wp-content/plugins/user-login-log/user-login-log.php on line 372
On that line #372 is $guest_ip = $visitor_location[‘IP’];
while $visitor location is not defined. I believe this line can safely be removed, as on line #386 the ip is stored as
‘ip’ => isset($_SERVER[‘HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR’]) ? esc_sql($_SERVER[‘HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR’]) : esc_sql($_SERVER[‘REMOTE_ADDR’]),
and the $guest_ip is not used at all. Can you confirm if that is correct and perhaps fix it in the next version.
Thanks, cheers
Jan
However, column ‘Data’ as well as csv-export show correct login status.
]]>It’s emailing the log with username & email to
Why on earth would you do that?
]]>This is a nice plugin. I would give it 5 stars, but I really dislike the large red button at the top of the screen begging for a review.
I think this is poor practice and shouldn’t be in a plugin like that. A link at the bottom of the screen is usually sufficient. Having the blurb at the top with that huge button is unnecessary.
I also don’t think the CSS stylesheet is needed. It just comes across as too much stuff and makes the plugin look unprofessional.
These may come across as harsh criticisms and I apologize for that, but the plugin is a function and it handles it so incredibly well, it is rock solid and looking the other posts in the support forum, it gets great support too.
Maybe you could modify these things in a future update?
]]>Hello,
Would be possible to be able to search the log in log by IP address instead of username? For example I run a “only registered” website and when someone asks for an invitation we receive his IP in the email to see if he is already a member or not. Right now I have to set the log list to show 999 records and ctr + f every page.
An option to search the entire log list by IP and see if there is more than one user with the same ip would be very handy ??
Best regards,
]]>I would like the ability to delete older records- for example, all records older than 6 months, or else to be able to set a maximum number of lines to be logged and just have older logs deleted.
This plugin works great and no problem after 3 months… but could see a problem if the log file grew to thousands of lines, and I really don’t need the older information.
]]>After upgrading Wp to ver 4.2 and User Login Log to version 1.8, I’ve found that “Login Result” don’t displaying anything.
The filter function seems to be working as I can filter Successful or Failed.
When exporting to CSV Login Result shows either 1 or 0, so it seems to contain a value.
]]>bad interaction with WP-Obfuscator
when wp_config.php is obfuscated this plugin give a blank page
how to reproduce:
– instal WP-Obfuscator
– obfuscate wp-config.php
– go to dashboard > user > login log