Faiyaz Alam

@0120139-1
Please note that this update only applies to the free version. The pro version remains fully compatible with PHP 7.4.

@0120139-1
The plugin requires PHP 8.1.2 or higher for full functionality because we’ve integrated the CSV League library, which has this version requirement. While the plugin itself can still be installed on PHP 7.4 or higher, the CSV export feature will only work with PHP 8.1.2 or above.

If you have any other questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out.

@toniubeda @tomstardust
You shouldn’t encounter this error if you’re using PHP 8.1.2 or later. I hope this helps!

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by Faiyaz Alam.

@micahdev
To resolve this, you can remove "ENGINE=MyISAM" from the file located at wp-content/plugins/user-login-history/inc/core/class-activator.php around line 106.

After making this change, try activating the plugin again.

If you encounter any further issues, feel free to reach out.

hi @edumusa
To display the user’s email in the list for auditing purposes, you can add the following code snippet to your theme’s functions.php file. This will display an email column in the list. However, please note that it will not add the email column to the CSV export as it is not possible to override this functionality at the moment.

add_filter('faulh_admin_login_list_get_columns', 'faulh_admin_login_list_get_columns_custom');

function faulh_admin_login_list_get_columns_custom($columns)
{
	if (!isset($columns['cb'])) {
		return $columns;
	}
	$columns['email'] = 'Email';
	return $columns;
}

add_filter('manage_faulh_admin_custom_column', 'manage_faulh_admin_custom_column_custom', 10, 3);

function manage_faulh_admin_custom_column_custom($value, $item, $column_name)
{
	if ('email' == $column_name) {
		$user = WP_User::get_data_by('ID', $item['user_id']);
		if ($user instanceof \stdClass) {
			$value = $user->user_email;
		}
	}

	return $value;
}

@nobu1 hi there,

1. Can you please share the specific error message you are seeing when using PHP 8.2?
2. You can change the number of logs displayed by adjusting the “Screen Options” at the top right corner of the User Login History page.
3. Could you please provide the full error message and details about your WordPress version?

hi @fimo66

The notice regarding the deprecation is specifically about the timezone settings on the user profile page. We will remove this feature in version 3.0. However, the plugin itself will continue to receive active development and support, so you can keep using it in your project without any issues.

Hi @lp85d

It seems that your login functionality via wptelgram_login does not rely on the standard WordPress login process, which triggers the necessary hooks or events for our plugin to capture login attempts.

To ensure our plugin can track these logins, please check if wptelgram_login can be configured to trigger the standard WordPress login hooks. If this isn’t possible, the plugin won’t be able to capture those login attempts.

If you need further assistance, please let us know.

Hi @rolekwp ,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

We will address this discrepancy in the upcoming version of the plugin. This issue does not impact or block any of the plugin’s features or functionalities. However, we appreciate your diligence in verifying the integrity of your installed plugins.

Thanks.

@traings

The plugin doesn’t automatically log out users when they close their browser. This behavior is because the plugin doesn’t detect browser close events. However, the “Last Seen” column in the plugin’s records is updated only when a user is actively engaged with the site, such as clicking a button or navigating to a new page.

In the Pro version of the plugin, we have implemented a feature where users are automatically logged out if they are idle for a specified period of time. This helps address the issue you’ve mentioned by ensuring that users are logged out after a period of inactivity, even if they haven’t explicitly logged out themselves.

Hope this helps.

@nobu1

1. you can download the log csv directly from the listing table page.
   
2. the plugin will capture each and every login attempts.
3. the automatic delete feature of logs is given in the pro version only. There are some more features in pro version to minimize the database size for these logs.

@himaartwp Hi, thanks for contacting me. I work on this and let you know ASAP by the end of the month.

@jalpa1984 It seems that the plugin is triggering the login event multiple times that is why it is showing multiple entries. Can your disable the membership plugin temporary and check if you still facing the same issue?

@albertcanals hi, that is not possibe. You have to create your own custom listing page.

Hope this helps.

@cedriccharles you can follow these steps to uninstall the plugin:

1. Deactivate the plugin from the plugin screen
2. Truncate the table “{prefix}_fa_user_login” directly from database
3. Delete the plugin from the plugin screen

Just for your information that in the pro version, there is a feature to minimize the database size by deleting the old records automatically.

Hope this helps.