Closed Abdalsalaam closed 1 year ago
Hello @Abdalsalaam ! You're right, it's an issue with WordPress login form. Nevertheless, when you don't use Sessions (with session limitation), you can not "see" it. And now with Sessions the issue is a big one... To be fully honest, I don't know how to do to manage it as Sessions do not "touch" WP login form.
Do you have many user who do that? Did you try to switch the limiter in "override oldest session" ?
thanks for your reply, yes I have many users doing that, and I didn't tried to switch the limiter in "override oldest session" because I want to limit the sessions into one session on one device lonely, so I don't want the user to be able to change the device
Hello @Abdalsalaam !
I spent part of my Saturday trying to figure out how this is done, under what conditions and how WordPress implements its login form... The only way to modify this behavior is to do it via JS on the login form. And it will not cover the users who have no JS support nor if you have plugin which alter the login form (like SSO plugins). Do you think it is acceptable?
@Pierre-Lannoy Thanks for you time 🥇 I already tried to solve it with JS, my solution : just hide the login button after first click..
but actually its not work on the mac or safari users I don't know why to this moment ( js code work perfectly, button disabled )
OK. I will try to do something in the next release (will be 2.0.0). I keep you informed as soon as it is available... (less than 4 weeks if all go well)
Good luck and many thanks @Pierre-Lannoy
Hi If user clicked the login button multiple times by mistake, the plugin will calculate every single click as a new session