Graham

Yes, it was from WP-Members.

As I said, I have installed an earlier version that doesn’t invalidate the existing password and use the WP reset password link instead.

Decided to go with the WP reset instead.

Rolled back to an earlier version that doesn’t invalidate the password.

Solved it.

Go to includes>class-wpdn-ajax.php

Change all instances of “edit_posts” to “read”.

Now subscriber notes persist.

Sending the order to trash seems enough to invalidate the link.

Restoring the order enables me to see it again, but the link still won’t work any more.

So that’s good enough for me.

Sure.

I’m just trying to prevent further downloads after, say 24 hours.

Otherwise I would need to buy something like WPestore, which is a bit of an overkill.

I changed the version requirement setting, re-zipped it and it installed okay.

Deleted the page visits and there were no problems. So it is fixed.

Unfortunately, you have bumped the minimum WP version to 5.0 and I run ClassicPress, which is a fork of the 4.9 branch.

So I am unable to update to the new version.

I reinstalled the plugin and added the shortcode in text mode, as I posted above.

Now it works fine, with the normal sized search box. Maybe I mucked up on the first installation. Gremlins!

Disregard. I added the shortcode in text mode and it works. Previously I added it in visual mode.

Thanks. That fixed it.

The current line 1191 says strpos, not mb_strpos:

$space_position = strpos($string, ' ', $length);

Would that show up in phpinfo.php? If so, where abouts.

Did a screen search for it using CTRL+F but it didn’t show anything.

Don’t know. Above my pay grade ??

7.2

You can put the email address in the blacklist under the WordPress default Settings > Discussion.

Any comment using that email will go straight to trash.

I do that for people who may have been subscribed by “accident”. I ask them to unsubscribe and then reply to the email and let me know, so I can prevent their address being used again.