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@shane85 we have already responded on your query on email. so we are closing this.

@kervadecg yes

@jnpato thank you for reporting the issue. I will fix this.

@theorygeorgiou the logs are permanent.

Hi @zeppos , There is no such functionality.

@p4r4norm4l It is possible to develop a custom plugin for this requirement. Let us know via this contact us page if you want me to develop the custom plugin so that I can give you its estimation and cost. Thanks.

@andyburnsco can you please provide me the access of your development server where I can reproduce the issue?

Hi @sheilanana There is no such feature in the plugin. I do not know any other plugin. The plugin can gather information if and only if you use WordPress method i.e. wp_signon() at some point of your code.

Hope this helps.

@wattaman You can add a new custom on the user listing page using this tutorial. You can use the plugin DB table ‘fa_user_logins’ in your custom query to fetch the last IP.
Hope this helps.

@p4r4norm4l The plugin does not track the user activity. It just tracks the login related information along with some more useful attributes. The plugin keeps updating the last seen column on every action performed by the logged-in user. Currently the plugin cannot track the last seen when user closes the browser. PHP session cannot be used to detect closing of the browser.
Hope this helps.

@andyburnsco the plugin is still compatible with multisite network. Please test the plugin on a fresh WordPress setup. There might be some conflicts because of which it is not working in your case.

@masqueunaweb In the free version, there is no option for custom role. In the premium version, you can provide custom roles in the shortcode parameter e.g.roles='administrator, editor'.

Hope this helps.

@edumusa This is the expected behaviour of the shortcode in the free version but in the premium version there is a shorcode param i.e. “roles” in which you can specify which roles you want to display on the frontend. By default it shows the records of the current loggedin user only just like free version.
Hope this helps.

@dangerd512 The plugin does not change the global timezone settings. Can you please check again on a fresh WordPress setup?

@seniceguy Please check the log file located at “wp-content/user-login-history.log”. Also check in the DB table “fa_user_logins” if records are being created there.