Session Login Expiration Time is ignored?

Hi,

No, right now there is no option for preventing automatic login on the session expiration when they leave the site. But it’s an option and we write down this point in the roadmap and will be discussed in our next meeting.

Thank you.

Thank you, Abdul!

I encourage that development because testing this plugin has given a few of us some head-scratching moments — annd that was before wine-time!

Follow up
Really sorry for a head-scratching moment. Apologies!
Did you solve the issue of expiration? If not Let’s read the detailed answer.

Here you set the expiration time of 1 minutes. When you set the time, you need to set the expiration cookies. for this, you just log out. After login again, expiration works fine. Alright?

After setting the time now if you want to roll back the setting or removing the session expiration, you just need to pass the empty value in “Expiration” field and save it again. Now clear the expiration cookies by log out at least one time again.

Expiration will remove and It’ll work fine. Let me know Is it work for you or not?
Looking forward.

No, Abdul,

As I mentioned, the problem “occurs even after logging out of the website and clearing browser caches” and “We have even cleared the router cache (suggested by IP tek after internet service repair).”

Nothing worked for us.

We had to go with another plugin as time was a factor.

Thanks anyway.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by goddessprojects.

Thank you for your response.
There are 30k+ users of LoginPress but this case is happening to you only. It might be a confliction with other plugin or cache make an issue.

But does 2-stars justify this amazing plugin that is the most innovative so far? There is no plugin who uses WordPress customizer so beautifully with ease. Your reviews boost us and encourage us to develop more these kinda plugins for you that are 100% GPL.

Thank you.

Yes, 2 starts justifies MY EXPERIENCE with the plugin that I do NOT find as amazing as the creator does.

I have NO intentions of disrupting My site with its functioning plugins to accommodate any plugin that does NOT work the way I want it to.

Since hype is not more important than honesty, I will maintain telling MY truth to contribute to encourage your (and others’) process of development. Boosting egos is not a requirement nor something that contributes to quality. The 30,000 people who enjoy your plugin should be enough to do that. After all, the high amount of 5-Star reviews your plugin received is precisely why I chose your plugin.

When you receive what you perceive as a negative, don’t view it as an attack — that is a limiting way to accomplish anything in life. Instead, consider all of the factors that can be that person’s experience to investigate your creation for even better results that so many are having. This is a much better use of your time, talents, and energies and you operate from higher emotional-intelligence.

Intelligent and emotionally-intelligent people will not dismiss you and your future creations because of one bad experience or less-than-stellar experiences a few others may have.

Seriously, I wish you the best and offered the above exactly for that. I also recommend this: The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. It will be excellent for you!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by goddessprojects.

@goddessprojects

Thank you for shifting to the positive thinking ??

I was not the one with the negative thinking to begin with.

Here’s something else you guys will benefit from: attempts to pretend that you are not whining because you received criticism fail in the eyes of everyone but you.

Read THE FOUR AGREEMENTS.