FastFlieger

Thanks a lot! Issue fixed.

Happy New Year …
for me, creating a new page and pasting the shortcode worked fine. Thanks.

Hello weblizar,

I am managing several websites including 6 using WordPress. Each of the latter include a hidden branch were users can log in to acquire ‘internal’ information. To have maximum control, in all my sites users are pre-registred by me (avg 20 per site). Users then use the ‘password forgotten’ mechnism to set their own password.

Now, here comes the short list with login failures and how they are displayed in ull:

1. wrong user name: id=0, user role, user email and name =””. In some cases I can guess who the user is, then sending taht user an email with the correct user name.
2. wrong password: all above fields filled in w/ correkt information. When I see this multiply for a user, I am contacting that person to find out what the problem is (70% CAPS LOCK ??

That’s all. Need more information on this?

For my purposes it would be good enough to display the login result as a green resp. red “light”. Ths could be in a separate column or e.g. the id column with background color pale green/red.

Best regards
FastFlieger

petker, also display column ‘Data’ which displays the login result in plain text. This may be a workaround for a while. If you are familiar with php you may want to hack user-login-log.php
line 772 :
FROM:

return ( '1' == $item[$column_name] ) ? __($this->data_labels['Successful'], 'ull') : '<div class="login-failed">' . __($this->data_labels['Failed'], 'ull') . '</div>';

TO:
return ( '1' == $item[$column_name] ) ? 'Successful' : '<div class="login-failed">' . 'Failed' . '</div>';

@weblizar: in function column_default the array $this->data_labels does not point to the array set up in function __construct. Therefore, nothing is displayed.

Regards

Works as supposed. Displays avatar id, not the avatar itself.