Joshua Parker

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In the changelog starting with version 1.2.1, it states that you will need to re-enter the settings because of changes. Can you link here a screenshot of your settings using the most recent version?

Ok, well everything looks correct. Are there any errors pertaining to this plugin located in wp-content/external-db-error…..txt?

Ok, quick question. So USER_NAME is a colum/field name in the user table located in the knowledgeplace2 database?

Can you link a screenshot of your settings without host and db password info?

Which encryption method are you using?

Yes, if the user already exists in WP, they should be allowed to login.

Which driver are you using? Make sure you have the pdo extension installed or more specifically (i.e. pdo_mysql).

@henrilindeberg, I’ve tried several combinations: with and without BuddyPress activated, with and without “Anyone can register” being checked. I also tried logging in via “wp-login.php” as well as the BP login widget, and I am not seeing any of those issues you’ve mentioned.

Was an external db error log created in wp-content?

You should try the new version of the plugin and see if performance improves. If the external database and WP site are not on the same server, there will always be some performance issue.

I will look into adding a Join method to see if that may work.

It would depend on the encryption method you are using.

Try out the new version of the plugin and let me know if it is still not working.

Thanks, I look forward to the update.

Thank you, sir.

Has a fix for this been released yet?