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Hi @karzin
When a user has just created their account and it remains unactivated, selecting any option other than “send_auth_cookies” results in an “incorrect username or password” error message. Ideally, users should receive a “you need to activate your account” notice instead.
With the plugin’s default settings, this leads to their IP address being banned after repeated attempts, leaving them unaware of the actual issue.
Long story short, picking anything but “send_auth_cookies” is stirring up more issues than it resolves.
Hello @karzin,
Yes, disabling the “prevent login after checkout” option and switching to a different Authenticate filter does work. However, this brings up the issue I previously mentioned in the following topic, where only the “send_auth_cookies” option seems to function correctly with the Authenticate filter:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/limit-login-attempts-reloaded-plugin-overrides-error-messages/
Best regards,
Hi @tahaamin
I noticed that in my installation, the
WC()function in wc-notice-functions.php on line 62 is returningnull. This is being triggered from alg-wc-ev-functions.php on line 47 within thealg_wc_ev_add_notice()function. That’s what I’ve managed to track down so far. Hopefully, this provides at least a small starting point for you!Best regards,
Hello @karzin
“send_auth_cookies” worked. “wp_authenticate_user” and “authenticate” do not work.
ty so much