@fandbtraining – the plugin is tracking “logins” not registrations. There might a problem with third party plugins that create their own “login” forms. My plugin is utilizing the same hooks that are being used by the native login form. This is how it tracks user logins. If a third party plugin doesn’t use the same methods to log people in, then my plugin won’t be able to track them.
Hi max
Thanks for the reply. I don’t want to track registrations just logins. It seems that some subscribers are being tracked and others are not when they login. I find that strange as they are all registering using the same registration form and logiging in using the same form yet it’s not tracking everyone. Any suggestions of other similar plugins I could try. Cheers, A
Andrew, I can’t recommend any other plugins since this was one of the “ideas” submitted on WordPress.org and I simply executed it.
I’d like to get to the bottom of this issue. I don’t really understand how some users are being tracked and others not while using the same login form. Is there a way you could set me a temporary administrative access? If so, send me the details via this form http://simplerealtytheme.com/contact/ Otherwise, we’ll need to figure out something else.
@maxchirkov
I apologize for “hijacking” this thread, but I have the same issue.
I am running S2 Member and using your plugin to track log-ins, but for some reason it is only tracking my ‘admin’ logins. I, and all users are directed to the wp-login.php login page, though the S2 member plugin does customize it a bit…maybe that is why?
I was actually recommended to use your plugin by a S2 member moderator, though he was candid in saying that he has heard of it but never used it, so he couldn’t guarantee it would work with S2 Member.
If there is anyway that you could make a workaround for logging logs for all wp users when s2 member is installed, I would appreciate it greatly. Thanks in advance.
@vegas Kev
When I built my plugin, I took a look at the hooks that were used by the native login process. So I simply hooked into the login process and that’s how I log the users. I didn’t re-invent the wheel of the login process, therefor I’m assuming that S2 Member plugin has its own process of signing members in. I’ll take a look over the weekend and see if I can make my plugin compatible with the S2 Member, but I can’t promise any solutions.
Your graciousness is wonderful. Thank you for the attempt. Make sure you have a donation link on your site so I can send you a few for a six-pack of beer – or a really expensive cup of coffee 🙂
Thanks in advance…..even if you aren’t successful, I appreciate you making an attempt. Thanks.
Wow, S2 Member is quite a plugin… I haven’t figured out how to use it, but form the code, it looks like its login process hooks into the same action hook as my plugin. So, I have a feeling it comes down’t to the order in which all the parts of the login process are being executed…
Right now, I can’t test it, but since you already using S2 plugin, try editing line #144 of the simple-login-log.php:
add_action( 'wp_login', array(&$this, 'login_success') );
change it to this:
add_action( 'wp_login', array(&$this, 'login_success'), 9999);
Clear the cache of your browser and test some of your registered members – see if they are being tracked. If that doesn’t work – change the 9999 to 1 and see if that helps. Let me know how the test goes. Thanks
Alright….first of all..THANK YOU
Alright….I’m assuming (FINGERS CROSSED TIGHTLY) that you will be adding this to the next update, so I’ll tell you what happened.
When I added the “9999”, it didn’t seem to give me any noticeable changes, however, when I added the “1” it worked perfectly.
Thanks again. Please add this to the next update (if you could), so that my changes aren’t stripped when I update the plugin next time. 🙂
Your efforts are appreciated, cup of coffee? Can’t find a donate button on your site
