Mohamed Endisha

@moxda

Currently, the plugin only supports the default WordPress login system. WooCommerce is not yet supported, as it uses a custom login flow and frontend-only access, which differs from the standard WordPress login.

We’re aware of the need for WooCommerce compatibility and will consider it for a future update.

@teeboy4real

I’ll review whether it’s necessary to add these actions in a future release.

@teeboy4real

Secure Passkeys does not currently include a dedicated hook or filter to modify the security key name, but you can achieve this by using a general WordPress filters.

Security key name must be unique for the user, so we try to auto-generate one using the current date and time. You can still modify it afterward.

Please note that only letters (A–Z, a–z), underscores (_), and hyphens (-) are allowed in the key name.

add_filter('sanitize_text_field', function($filtered, $str){
    $action = _sanitize_text_fields($_POST['action'] ?? '', false);
    if($action == 'secure_passkeys_frontend_register_passkey'){
        $_POST['security_key_name'] = date('ymdHis');//250625083110
    }

    return $filtered;
}, 100, 2);

It may be added as a configurable option in the settings in a future release.

@teeboy4real

There isn’t a direct way to disable the activity log entirely, but you can achieve a similar effect by enabling the “Delete log records older than” option in Secure Passkeys > Settings > Advanced Settings.

By default, the available options range from 30 to 365 days. You can use a filter to add a “1 day” option. You can add the following filter to your child theme or custom plugin:

add_filter('secure_passkeys_log_cleanup_allowed_days_periods', function ($periods) {
    $periods[] = 1;
    sort($periods);
    return $periods;
});

Once this is added, the 1 day option will appear in the settings. Selecting it will ensure that activity logs are cleaned up daily, which should help as a workaround for your case.

Also, make sure the cron job is enabled so the cleanup runs automatically in the background. You can find setup instructions on the Advanced Settings page.

If this solution helped, I’d really appreciate it if you could confirm it worked for you—and consider leaving a positive review. Your feedback helps support the plugin’s continued development!

If yes, try replacing it with the Secure Passkey login shortcode [secure_passkeys_login_form]

@pierremoser Thank you.

@svi00

It’s related to the intl-tel-input library and used for country selection, and I will include the fix in the next release.

Thank you