Also, you have double options here. You have 2 x disable auto login.
Just ran a conflict / compatability test (disabled plugins, etc… ) and nothing is causing a conflict. No plugins installed (except woo + user verification). Problem still exists.
HI, could you please try latest fixed version from GitHub and let me know the result
https://github.com/pickplugins/user-verification
i will update later plugin on repo.
Hi, new plugin seems to work now.
How important is it to use this shortcode “[user_verification_message message=”Please check email to verify account first”]”? because the one that I currnetly have is “[user_verification_check]”. Do they do the same thing or should I use the first one with the message when dealing with Woocommerce?
Thanks for your feedback, [user_verification_message] this shortcode is used to kick out login user to logged out by force if auto logged out is not working or not possible.
we haven’t found a reliable solution for WooCommerce checkout auto-logged out that’s why we added this shortcode to handle logged-out user by force and display custom message to user, hope you understand.
Hi,
No problem. I don’t mind what shortcode I use, I just need to know which one I should use. So, in this case, you say I need to use:
[user_verification_message message=”Please check email to verify account first”]
Correct? And not [user_verification_check]
this shortcode [user_verification_check] was used for checking user verification, in latest version we use popup method(under footer) and this can be done by any page a popup will appear. that’s why we deprecated this shortcode and you can remove this from your page, a message will appear to admin for warning and other users will see nothing.
Hope you understand.
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PickPlugins.
Okay I understand. So, I can freely remove any shortcode and it will still work with the pop up. I noticed that already. If thats the case, then we can close this topic đŸ™‚
Glad to know you understand.
Regards
