My site got crashed
I’m working on a new website/solution here, it’s almost done. When trying to use this plugin, it started to ask for a password on the homepage of my website. Even if I’m using my admin account, it was in a loop and the site just stopped working. So, the first thing I did was to disable the plugin. The problem still remains. Then I deleted the plugin. The problem still remains. I didn’t install ANY other plugin in my working site at the same time, nothing else was new. Just this one. I had a backup from the day before – all I was going to lose was the work I had that morning (pages adjustments, translations, things like that). Before reinstalling the backup, I tried to search for the plugin name and the developer name inside the database and inside the files, and I did the same with function names I’d found reading the plugin code. Even without the plugin anymore (disabled and removed), it was my surprise that I could find entries inside my database, like the function name and the developer name. As I told you, I had a backup, so I removed the lines to see what was going to happen and the site got live again. I mean, I found database remains of the plugin even after uninstalling the plugin and only after deleting it my website got back. I comprehend that the plugin maybe work in old WP versions but what I’m telling you here is that my system and everything is running and updated, and everything was working like a charm, and after this plugin I went in a big trouble. I work with WP for almost 14 years and it was the first time ever I had a problem like that. So at this time, without screenshots or live demo with the most up-to-date WP version running, I’m not going to give it a try again.
joaotostes
April 17, 2020
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2 replies
SITE CRASH
After plugin installed, the buddypress website full crashed regards redirections, also admin surface too. Need remove all WP and buddypress plugin from DB too. So almost reinstall everything.
Does what it says
Hello. This is a very simple plugin that does what it says very easily. I’m using free version for a month and it runs perfect. Thank you developers
True membership plugin
if you are searching for a really extensive membership plugin this is the one. the pro version takes it to the max with the custom post type and specific url restrictions per user role. so not only great for Buddypress, great for any site. this all comes with fast, responsive and human support.
SITE CRASH
After plugin installed, the buddypress website full crashed regards redirections, also admin surface too. Need remove all WP and buddypress plugin from DB too. So almost reinstall everything.
My site got crashed
I’m working on a new website/solution here, it’s almost done. When trying to use this plugin, it started to ask for a password on the homepage of my website. Even if I’m using my admin account, it was in a loop and the site just stopped working. So, the first thing I did was to disable the plugin. The problem still remains. Then I deleted the plugin. The problem still remains. I didn’t install ANY other plugin in my working site at the same time, nothing else was new. Just this one. I had a backup from the day before – all I was going to lose was the work I had that morning (pages adjustments, translations, things like that). Before reinstalling the backup, I tried to search for the plugin name and the developer name inside the database and inside the files, and I did the same with function names I’d found reading the plugin code. Even without the plugin anymore (disabled and removed), it was my surprise that I could find entries inside my database, like the function name and the developer name. As I told you, I had a backup, so I removed the lines to see what was going to happen and the site got live again. I mean, I found database remains of the plugin even after uninstalling the plugin and only after deleting it my website got back. I comprehend that the plugin maybe work in old WP versions but what I’m telling you here is that my system and everything is running and updated, and everything was working like a charm, and after this plugin I went in a big trouble. I work with WP for almost 14 years and it was the first time ever I had a problem like that. So at this time, without screenshots or live demo with the most up-to-date WP version running, I’m not going to give it a try again.
joaotostes
April 17, 2020
|
2 replies
True membership plugin
if you are searching for a really extensive membership plugin this is the one. the pro version takes it to the max with the custom post type and specific url restrictions per user role. so not only great for Buddypress, great for any site. this all comes with fast, responsive and human support.
Very useful
This plugin helped me a lot because my buddypress is inside a regular website with subscribers. Hard to make the difference between subribers and buddypress users. Now, it’s OK ! Ahd more, I can make a little extranet giving acces to some not buddypress pages to buddypress users. Excellent work. Hope works fine now… 🙂 Laurent
Does what it says
Hello. This is a very simple plugin that does what it says very easily. I’m using free version for a month and it runs perfect. Thank you developers
SITE CRASH
After plugin installed, the buddypress website full crashed regards redirections, also admin surface too. Need remove all WP and buddypress plugin from DB too. So almost reinstall everything.
My site got crashed
I’m working on a new website/solution here, it’s almost done. When trying to use this plugin, it started to ask for a password on the homepage of my website. Even if I’m using my admin account, it was in a loop and the site just stopped working. So, the first thing I did was to disable the plugin. The problem still remains. Then I deleted the plugin. The problem still remains. I didn’t install ANY other plugin in my working site at the same time, nothing else was new. Just this one. I had a backup from the day before – all I was going to lose was the work I had that morning (pages adjustments, translations, things like that). Before reinstalling the backup, I tried to search for the plugin name and the developer name inside the database and inside the files, and I did the same with function names I’d found reading the plugin code. Even without the plugin anymore (disabled and removed), it was my surprise that I could find entries inside my database, like the function name and the developer name. As I told you, I had a backup, so I removed the lines to see what was going to happen and the site got live again. I mean, I found database remains of the plugin even after uninstalling the plugin and only after deleting it my website got back. I comprehend that the plugin maybe work in old WP versions but what I’m telling you here is that my system and everything is running and updated, and everything was working like a charm, and after this plugin I went in a big trouble. I work with WP for almost 14 years and it was the first time ever I had a problem like that. So at this time, without screenshots or live demo with the most up-to-date WP version running, I’m not going to give it a try again.
joaotostes
April 17, 2020
|
2 replies
True membership plugin
if you are searching for a really extensive membership plugin this is the one. the pro version takes it to the max with the custom post type and specific url restrictions per user role. so not only great for Buddypress, great for any site. this all comes with fast, responsive and human support.
