Bartosz Gadomski

Thank you for confirming!

Hi Steve! Thank you for reporting the issue.

I tested the plugin with various scenarios and I wasn’t able to reproduce that bug. Could you share a list of plugins that you use? I wonder if one of them uses the “Action Scheduler” library in older version, which somehow overrides the version used by the Stream plugin.

We use Action Scheduler v3.8.1, in case you’d like to compare that with any custom code or plugins used on your website.

With regards,
Bartosz

Hello!

The Stream plugin version 4.1.1 has been released with a fix for the issue reported in this thread. See the release on GitHub for more details: https://github.com/xwp/stream/releases/tag/v4.1.1

Please update the plugin to the latest available version.

With regards,
Bartosz

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by Bartosz Gadomski.

Hi Hrithik, thank you for reporting the issue!

I tested all methods available in the Two Factor plugin and wasn’t able to reproduce the issue; could you provide more details to help me with debugging, please?

1. Which authentication method you use? (Email, Authenticator app, FIDO U2F Security Keys, Recovery Codes, Dummy Method, or maybe some custom method)
2. Are you using the latest version of WordPress and Two Factor plugin?
3. Are you using any custom code that extends either Two Factor or Stream plugins?

Thank you,
Bartosz

Hi Matthew!

We released an update that introduces a custom capabilities for managing the plugin’s settings:

• password_requirements__manage_options?for single site installations,
• password_requirements__manage_network_options?for network installations.

These capabilities will be automatically assigned to the users with administrator roles and to Super Admins (in case of the network installations) after updating the plugin to the recent version. You can use these plugin-specific capabilities to adjust which roles can access and edit the plugin’s settings.

Let me know if that meets your needs!

With regards,
Bartosz

Issue has been resolved in version 2.6.0, released on 2024-10-17. Thank you for reporting the bug!

Hi Matthew, thanks for your question!

In order to change the plugin’s settings, users must have either manage_options capability (on single site installation) or manage_network_options (on multisite installation). We don’t use custom capabilities currently.

Is that ok for your use case, or would you rather we use a custom capability instead?

Hi @miikkamakela!

Thank you for sharing the feedback, I appreciate this.

Would like that the user list auto-completes or searches the users.

Currently, if you type the user name, it should show the user in the suggestions list below the field (see). Is this feature not working for you, or is it not working as intended?

Pressing enter on the settings page turned to page gray without any indication what may have happened.

Is there any error in the browser console that could help us with debugging the issue? You could check that in the Developer Tools (see: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/open).

Also, we just released a fix for a bug appearing when selecting users by role; please update the plugin to the latest available version and try again.

Allow a save button to save settings before executing action.

This plugin was designed as a one-time use tool; there’s no settings to save. Are you planning to force-reset passwords multiple times, or maybe periodically?

Thank you! Your feedback helps us makes this plugin better.
Bartosz

Hi Johan!

Thank you for reporting the issue. Is this still happening if you turn off all other plugins and switch to default theme (Twenty Twenty Four)?

Could you send us an email at [email protected] with some screenshots of this issue? Video recording would also be extremely helpful for debugging, if you’re able to provide it.

With regards,
Bartosz

Hi, thank you for reaching out! I’m glad to hear you like our plugin.

There was a WP notice it needs to be minimum 12 characters.

She couldn’t make it work because I set it up to require minimum 20 char, in your plugin, but unfortunately that did not show up in the text displaying to her.

Could you please share a screenshot (through email)of the notice mentioning the 12-character limit? That would help with debugging a lot.

Also, I use the WPS Hide Login plugin to make a custom login URL and disavow the WP admin login URL.

How to get it showing the correct enforced number of characters?

Our plugin integrates with the WordPress login form regardless of its URL, whether custom or default. However, if you use a custom login form, some extra work might be required to support it. Can you share (through email) a screenshot of the login page and the notice you see?

I also replied to the email message you sent; let’s continue the discussion there to not spread the thread across multiple channels.

With regards,
Bartosz

Hi @ondrejvala,

it’s not easy to insert not valid elements into DOM through JS (closing tag only is not a valid DOM node). You can try to play with innerHTML though:

https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/prop_html_innerhtml.asp

So basically you might need to get the content of your DOM as a string, find the Section Block inside, append your HTML closing tag before the Section Block, and append updated HTML to your DOM with .innerHTML

Not easy & fast, but should work ??

Hi @ondrejvala!

I’m glad you like this plugin! ?? since it is built on React there’s no “hook” you can use to put your custom code.

You can use JavaScript to place it there after page load event instead, this is quite easy to implement on front-end, while a little bit hard to have the same result on Block editor (Gutenberg).

Do you want to put there just a simple HTML code?

Hi @checkerboardflyer,

Is there a possibility that you’d update the PHP version used on your website to PHP 7.3? This version is recommended by WordPress:

Requirements

The PHP notice that you see is related to your current PHP version – the Gap Block plugin uses code that is compatible with PHP version greater than 7.0 (I’ll update plugin description today, apologies for that).

If you don’t know how to update PHP version on your server, please contact with your server administrators, I’m sure they’d be able to help.

Hi @checkerboardflyer,

This block allow you to set custom height setting for each breakpoints separately, so yes you can configure it to fit the image height.

However, I’m not sure I understand what do you mean by “not between blocks” – it always has to be between other blocks, there’s no other way in Gutenberg.

Best regards!
Bart

Hi @bianca205,

thank you for your reply, that’s correct! ??