Plugin Author
Sully
(@ss88_uk)
Morning @comunicazion,
Do you have any of the following set in your wp-config.php file:
SS88_2FAVE_ENABLE_ALL, SS88_2FAVE_ENABLE_ADMINS, SS88_2FAVE_ENABLE_EDITORS, SS88_2FAVE_ENABLE_CONTRIBUTORS, or SS88_2FAVE_ENABLE_SUBSCRIBERS
If so, the toggle will not work as the above will override the toggle.
Could you also check your database after you’ve made a change to a user in wp_usermeta and look for SS88_2FAVE_Enabled? If the value is 1 it means it’s enabled and a value of 0 would mean it’s disabled. If it’s 0 and you’ve disabled it, there could be object cache caching the old result.
Let me know, thanks!
Sully
Hi, yes, I had define('SS88_2FAVE_ENABLE_ALL', true); enabled. But of course, if I disable it, all users are disabled. My initial question was whether, once enabled, I can create that specific exception for a user, either from wp-config or manually. I know I can’t do it manually because, as you indicated, define('SS88_2FAVE_ENABLE_ALL', true); takes precedence. Do you have any other suggestions? Thanks for your help.
Plugin Author
Sully
(@ss88_uk)
Thanks for responding. At this time the plugin is not able to accommodate that feature however, I do think it would be a good one to add it via wp-config.php. At this time I do not have an estimated date of when this would be released.
If you are happy with coding, you can use the isEnabled filter: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/two-factor-2fa-via-email/#can%20i%20override%20the%20isenabled%20function%3F
That would allow you to code up something to check and disable based on ID however, you would need to comment out SS88_2FAVE_ENABLE_ALL in order for it to work.
Thanks,
Sully
Thank you for your support
