Hi, do you have a cache plugin installed in your site? Does your server run a cache system?
Thank you
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Mxlaxe
(@mxlaxe)
No there is none installed.
The call to wp_signon() is made like this: through an ajax call first, then the php function runs the wp_signon(), and finally the page is reloaded on success.
I am just wondering how does the sync process work. Does it hook into the core login function ? Why isn’t the sync working in this scenario ?
Thank you for sharing more information. I have submitted a message to the developers to investigate further your issue/questions.
Kind regards
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Mxlaxe
(@mxlaxe)
Any help on this particular problem would be highly appreciated.
Let me know if you could identify the issue.
Thanks
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Mxlaxe
(@mxlaxe)
Replying to myself: I somehow managed to find a way to make this work.
After logging in with the wp_signon() function, I called the following hook like so:
$myuser = null;
if ( class_exists('\\SimpleWpMembership')){
$myuser = do_action( 'swpm_login', $user, $pwd, true);
}
Then when I try to go to the profile page, I can access it without being asked to login like before.
However, the plugin’s API is not very clear to understand and the separate user management from the WP built-in user system adds a layer of complexity.
Hi, I am happy to know that you managed to solve your issue. Well done. Also thank you for sharing your solution. I am sure this will help others.
Kind regards
