Removed legacy code that was interfering with security scans. Tested for WordPress version 6.9.
2.3.6
Fixed an issue that generated a minor PHP warning.
2.3.5
Cleaned up some links and text in the readme file.
2.3.4
Fixed a warning that could appear on login based on browser settings. Tested for WordPress version 6.5.3.
2.3.3
Fixed obscure https bug. Tested for WordPress version 6.5.2.
2.3.2
Tested for WordPress version 6.4.3.
2.3.1
Tested for WordPress version 6.2.
2.3.0
Minor structural clean up and tested for WordPress version 6.1.
2.2.8
Tested for WordPress version 6.0.3.
2.2.7
Tested for WordPress version 5.9.3 and removed one minor conflict.
2.2.6
Tested for WordPress version 5.8.2.
2.2.5
Corrected a condition that was not retaining the correct post-login redirect URL.
2.2.4
Corrected a condition that would prevent a proper redirect after login in specific scenario.
2.2.3
Tested for compatibility with WordPress 5.7.1 and fixed a situation where the member’s email address as not being updated after being changed by the member in Membee.
2.2.2
Tested for compatibility with WordPress 5.7
2.2.1
Eliminated an unnecessary redirect.
2.2.0
Tested for compatibility with WordPress 5.6 & Nickname now contains the member’s first name.
2.1.7
Tested for compatibility with WordPress 5.5.
2.1.6
Tested for compatibility with WordPress 5.4.
2.1.5
Fixed another minor non-performance related PHP syntax error caused by a deprecated function.
2.1.4
Fixed some minor non-performance related PHP syntax errors.
2.1.3
Removed a now unnecessary redirect previously needed for a deprecated feature to improve performance.
2.1.2
Replaced deprecated functions to eliminate erroneous error messages.
2.1.1
Removed an obscure bug that cause login to fail if an already secured Membee widget was placed on a members only WP page
2.1.0
Compatibility tested for WordPress 5.2
2.0.7
Compatibility tested for WordPress 4.9
2.0.6
This update addresses a circumstance where the plugin’s options would not be saved to the WordPress database
If you have the WordPress Access Control (WPAC) plugin installed, it is highly recommended you deactivate and delete it
2.0.5
Added code to protect against a fatal error caused by the redundant WordPress Access Control plugin
If you have the WordPress Access Control plugin installed, it is highly recommended you deactivate and delete it
2.0.4
Fixed typo in the Upgrade notification
2.0.3
The Membee Member Login plugin now attempts to deactivate redundant plugins relating to member login
2.0.2
Updating the Membee Member Login plugin now checks to make sure redundant plugins have been removed
2.0.1
Strengthened user notification to remove the redundant WordPress Access Control plugin before updating the Membee Member Login plugin
2.0.0
Tested for WordPress 4.8.1
PHP 7 compatibility
Added capability to specify a page, post, or custom post type as Members Only and specify Member Access Role if required.
1.3.0
Tested for WordPress 4.8
Stopped unnecessary redirects caused by search bots
Improved cache management to correct some redirects after login
1.2.9
Tested for WordPress 4.7.2
Minor updates to some inline documentation
1.2.8
Tested for WordPress 4.7.2
Closed a hole where a site on https could redict login incorrectly
1.2.7
Tested for WordPress 4.7.1
Strengthened support for absolute paths
1.2.6
Tested for WordPress 4.6.1
Added an exclusion to ignore MailChimp’s checking of the site’s RSS feed
1.2.5
Tested for WordPress 4.6
1.2.4
Tested for WordPress 4.5
1.2.3
Tested for WordPress 4.4.2
Fix for specific situation where Remember Me that would not remember the member in subsequent sessions
1.2.2
Tested for WordPress 4.3.1
Minor housekeeping and reorganization
1.2.1
Tested for WordPress 4.2.1
Minor efficiency changes
1.2.0
Corrected rare scenario where upon logging out, a site visitor would be redirected to the native WordPress login
Removed an unnecessary redirect
Tested for WordPress 4.0
1.1.7
Removed a conflict with a Google+ plugin
Added friendlier error handling
Will retain settings when WordPress updates its version
1.1.6
Removed a conflict with FeedBurner
1.1.5
Fixed a jQuery issue with the flyout feature of the login
1.1.4
Insured that the plugin uses the latest stable version of the jQuery UI Core
1.1.3
Insured that the plugin uses the latest stable version of the jQuery library
1.1.2
Addressed the erroneous generation of two script errors that did not affect the performance of the plugin
1.1.1
Removed an issue with a social sharing plugin that prevented the “fetching” of images from a WP post when a user was trying to share the post on a social network. The plugin now allows for people in the WP Users table with site admin roles to inherit member roles defined & managed in Membee.
1.0.4
Revision to better take advantage of WordPress’ ability to hide/display menu choices via the “Display In Menus” feature based on whether or not the site visitor has logged in
1.0.3
Approved for public release* Minor update to fix an obscure circumstance where members using one of their social network identities to login to the WordPress site may not be authenticated correctly
1.0.2
Strengthened the check to insure all access is removed in the WordPress site if the member’s login access is deactivated completely in their member record in Membee
1.0.1
Fixed a bug that prevented accurate updating of the member’s login information in WordPress if they had multiple roles in Membee
