Remember Me Controls

开发者	coffee2code
更新时间	2024年9月5日 03:20
捐献地址:	去捐款
PHP版本:	5.5 及以上
WordPress版本:	6.6
版权:	GPLv2 or later
版权网址:	版权信息

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详情介绍:

Take control of the "Remember Me" login feature for WordPress by having it enabled by default, customize how long users are remembered, or disable this built-in feature by default. For those unfamiliar, "Remember Me" is a checkbox present when logging into WordPress. If checked, WordPress will remember the login session for 14 days. If unchecked, the login session will be remembered for only 2 days. Once a login session expires, WordPress will require you to log in again if you wish to continue using the admin section of the site. This plugin provides three primary controls over the behavior of the "Remember Me" feature:

Automatically check "Remember Me" : The ability to have the "Remember Me" checkbox automatically checked when the login form is loaded (it isn't checked by default).
Customize the duration of the "Remember Me" : The ability to customize how long WordPress will remember a login session when "Remember Me" is checked, either forever or a customizable number of hours.
Disable "Remember Me" : The ability to completely disable the feature, preventing the checkbox from appearing and restricting all login sessions to 2 days.

NOTE: WordPress remembers who you are based on cookies stored in your web browser. If you use a different web browser, clear your cookies, use a browser on a different machine, or uninstall/reinstall (and possibly even just restarting) your browser then you will have to log in again since WordPress will not be able to locate the cookies needed to identify you. Compatibility Other than the plugins listed below, compatibility has not been tested or attempted for any other third-party plugins that provide their own login widgets or login handling. Special handling has been added to provide compatibility with the following plugins:

BuddyPress (in particular, its "Log in" widget)
Sidebar Login
Login Widget With Shortcode

Links: Plugin Homepage | Plugin Directory Page | GitHub | Author Homepage

安装:

Whether installing or updating, whether this plugin or any other, it is always advisable to back-up your data before starting
Install via the built-in WordPress plugin installer. Or install the plugin code inside the plugins directory for your site (typically /wp-content/plugins/).
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' admin menu in WordPress
Go to "Settings" -> "Remember Me" and configure the settings

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升级注意事项:

2.1 Minor update: updated plugin framework, prevented translations from containing unintended markup, noted compatibility through WP 6.6+, dropped compatibility with versions of WP older than 5.5, removed unit tests from release packaging, and updated copyright date (2024) 2.0.1 Minor bugfix: fixed the plugin setting's page info banner from reporting the wrong remembered session duration (of "2 days") when the default WordPress remembered session duration applied (of "14 days"). 2.0 Recommended update: improved labeling, help text, and functionality of settings page; updated plugin framework to version 065; noted compatibility through WP 6.2+; updated copyright date (2023). 1.9.1 Trivial update: added missing translation textdomain, noted compatibility through WP 5.6+, and updated copyright date (2021) 1.9 Minor update: allowed commas in numerical input, improved documentation, added HTML5 compliance when supported by the theme, updated plugin framework, added TODO.md file, updated a few URLs to be HTTPS, expanded unit testing, updated compatibility to be WP 4.9 through 5.4+, and minor behind-the-scenes tweaks. 1.8.1 Trivial update: noted compatibility through WP 5.3+ and updated copyright date (2020) 1.8 Minor update: tweaked plugin initialization, updated plugin framework to version 049, noted compatibility through WP 5.2+, created CHANGELOG.md to store historical changelog outside of readme.txt, and updated copyright date (2019) 1.7 Recommended update: added support for BuddyPress Login widget, Sidebar Login plugin, and Login Widget With Shortcode plugin; updated plugin framework to version 047; compatibility is now with WP 4.7-4.9+; updated copyright date (2018). 1.6 Minor update: improved support for localization; verified compatibility through WP 4.4; removed compatibility with WP earlier than 4.1; updated copyright date (2016) 1.5 Minor update: add unit tests; updated plugin framework to 039; noted compatibility through WP 4.1+; updated copyright date (2015); added plugin icon 1.4 Recommended update: updated plugin framework; compatibility now WP 3.6-3.8+ 1.3 Minor update. Highlights: updated plugin framework; noted compatibility through WP 3.5+; and more. 1.2 Recommended update. Highlights: added new setting to remember logins forever; misc improvements and minor bug fixes; updated plugin framework; compatibility is now for WP 3.1 - 3.3+. 1.1 Recommended upgrade! Fixed bug relating to value conversion from hours to seconds; fix for proper activation; noted compatibility through WP 3.2; dropped compatibility with versions of WP 3.0; deprecated use of global updated plugin framework; and more. 1.0.1 Recommended bugfix release. 1.0 Initial public release!

常见问题:

How long does WordPress usually keep me logged in?

By default, if you log in without "Remember Me" checked, WordPress keeps you logged in for up to 2 days. If you check "Remember Me" (without this plugin active), WordPress keeps you logged in for up to 14 days.

Why am I being asked to log in again even though I've configured the plugin to remember me forever (or an otherwise long enough duration that hasn't been met yet)?

WordPress remembers who you are based on cookies stored in your web browser. If you use a different web browser, clear your cookies, use a browser on a different machine, the site owner invalidates all existing login sessions, or you uninstall/reinstall (and possibly even just restart) your browser then you will have to log in again since WordPress will not be able to locate the cookies needed to identify you. Also, if you changed the remember me duration but hadn't logged out after having done so, that particular login session would still be affected by the default (or previously configured) duration.

How can I set the session duration to less than an hour?

You can't (and probably shouldn't). With a session length of less than an hour you risk timing out users too quickly.

Do changes to the remember me duration take effect for all current login sessions?

No. The duration for which a login cookie is valid is defined within the cookie when it gets created (which is when you log in). Changing the setting for the remember me duration will only affect cookies created thereafter. You can log out and then log back in if you want the newly configured remember me duration to apply to your session. More precisely, the changes take effect for all new logins, which can happen after a preexisting login session expires, the user logs out, or the user's cookies are cleared in their browser (manually or automatically).

Why are some of the plugin settings disabled?

Certain settings being enabled may disable other settings that get superceded by the enabled setting. For instance, if the "Never remember?" setting is enabled, then all other settings are disabled since they wouldn't apply. The onscreen help text for each setting indicates what other settings are relatedly affected.

How can I make the plugin configuration changes I've made take effect immediately?

As explained in the previous FAQ entry, changes to the plugin's settings only take effect the next time a user logs in. Existing login sessions will abide by the remember me duration configured at the time they logged into their current session. The login cookies for a user session can become invalidated by the visitor by logging out or clearing their cookies. Here are some options to force all active login sessions to abide by the current login session duration:

Manually refresh your site's authentication keys and salts.
Use WP-CLI to regenerate salts.
Use the plugin WPForce Logout (to force session logouts) or Salt Shaker (to regenerate salts). Note: Plugins are merely suggestions and not necessarily recommendations.

What plugins are this plugin compatible with?

Special handling has been added to provide compatibility with the following plugins:

BuddyPress (in particular, its "Log in" widget)
Sidebar Login
Login Widget With Shortcode

Is this plugin GDPR-compliant?

Yes. This plugin does not collect, store, or disseminate any information from any users or site visitors.

Does this plugin include unit tests?

Yes. The tests are not packaged in the release .zip file or included in plugins.svn.wordpress.org, but can be found in the plugin's GitHub repository.

更新日志:

2.1 (2024-09-01) Highlights: This minor release primarily updates the plugin framework to the most current version (for security hardening and miscellaneous improvements), prevents translations from containing unintended markup, notes compatibility through WP 6.6+, drops compatibility with versions of WP older than 5.5, and removes unit tests from release packaging. Details:

Change: Update plugin framework to 067
067:
Change: Simplify form_action_url() to avoid using a server global
Change: Use form_action_url() in plugin_action_links() rather than duplicating its functionality
Change: Escape output of all translated strings
Change: Convert register_filters() to an abstract declaration
Change: Improve function documentation
Change: Adjust function documentation formatting to align with WP core
Change: Note compatibility through WP 6.5+
Change: Drop compatibility with version of WP older than 5.5
066:
New: Add customization of capability needed to manage plugin settings (via new filter {plugin_prefix}_manage_options_capability)
Change: Make get_hook() public rather than protected
Change: Add styles for nested lists within settings descriptions
Change: Simplify form_action_url()
Change: Use form_action_url() in plugin_action_links() rather than duplicating its functionality
Change: Explicitly declare object variables rather than doing so dynamically. Fixes #1.
Change: Note compatibility through WP 6.4+
Change: Ensure translations don't contain unintended markup
Change: Add missing inline comments to translators
Change: Note compatibility through WP 6.6+
Change: Drop compatibility with versions of WP older than 5.5
New: Add .gitignore file
Change: Remove development and testing-related files from release packaging
Change: Reduce number of 'Tags' from readme.txt
Change: Tweak text formatting in README.md
Unit tests:
Hardening: Prevent direct web access to bootstrap.php
Allow tests to run against current versions of WordPress
New: Add composer.json for PHPUnit Polyfill dependency
Change: Prevent PHP warnings due to missing core-related generated files
Change: In bootstrap, store path to plugin directory in a constant

2.0.1 (2023-06-19) Highlights: This is minor bugfix release fixes the plugin settings page's info banner that reports the current remembered session duration. When the WordPress default remembered session duration (of "14 days") is applicable, that value is now shown instead of stating an incorrect value ("2 days"). Actual session durations and plugin functionality were not affected. Details:

Fix: Fix info banner reporting the wrong remembered duration (of "2 days") when the default WordPress remembered duration applies (which is "14 days")
New: Add get_default_remembered_login_duration()
Change: Add optional argument to get_login_session_duration() to indicate if the default duration should be the default remembered duration or not
Change: Updated screenshot

2.0 (2023-06-14) Highlights: This is a recommended and notable release that improves the labeling, help text, data display, and functionality of the plugin's settings page; restructures the unit tests; verifies compatibility through WordPress 6.2+; and other minor behind-the-scenes tweaks. Details:

New: Add a notice banner to settings page to provide human-friendly summary of current login session duration
New: Add getters for the acceptable maximum, minimum, and default non-remembered login duration values
Change: Enforce a minimum of one hour for login session duration
Change: Return default login session duration (2 days) if for some reason a 0 duration is encountered
Change: Improve plugin's settings page
Change: Dynamically disable settings input fields if their functionality is disabled by another setting's value
Change: Display notable helptext for settings as inline notices
Change: Clarify that disabling the "Remember Me" feature will causes sessions to last 2 days, not 1
Change: Use a number field as the duration input field
Change: Reword labels and help text for clarity and brevity
Change: Add additional help text to clarify how settings are related
Change: Improve style and layout of help text
Change: Output newlines after block-level tags in settings page
Change: Omit type attribute to script and style tags
Change: Improve formatting of text in Help panel
Change: Add FAQ item to address how to make login session duration changes take effect immediately
Change: Update plugin framework to 065
065:
New: Add support for 'inline_help' setting configuration option
New: Add support for 'raw_help' setting configuration option
New: Add support for use of lists within settings descriptions
Change: Add an 'id' attribute to settings form
Change: Add styles for disabled input text fields and inline setting help notices
Change: Support 'number' input by assigning 'small-text' class
Change: Tweak styling for settings page footer
Change: Note compatibility through WP 6.2+
064:
New: For checkbox settings, support a 'more_help' config option for defining help text to appear below checkbox and its label
Fix: Fix URL for plugin listing donate link
Change: Store donation URL as object variable
Change: Update strings used for settings page donation link
063:
Fix: Simplify settings initialization to prevent conflicts with other plugins
Change: Remove ability to detect plugin settings page before current screen is set, as it is no longer needed
Change: Enqueue thickbox during 'admin_enqueue_scripts' action instead of during 'init'
Change: Use is_plugin_admin_page() in help_tabs() instead of reproducing its functionality
Change: Trigger a debugging warning if is_plugin_admin_page() is used before 'admin_init' action is fired
062:
Change: Update is_plugin_admin_page() to use get_current_screen() when available
Change: Actually prevent object cloning and unserialization by throwing an error
Change: Check that there is a current screen before attempting to access its property
Change: Remove 'type' attribute from style tag
Change: Incorporate commonly defined styling for inline_textarea
061:
Fix bug preventing settings from getting saved
060:
Rename class from c2c_{PluginName}_Plugin_051 to c2c_Plugin_060
Move string translation handling into inheriting class making the plugin framework code plugin-agnostic
Add abstract function get_c2c_string() as a getter for translated strings
Replace all existing string usage with calls to get_c2c_string()
Handle WordPress's deprecation of the use of the term "whitelist"
Change: Rename whitelist_options() to allowed_options()
Change: Use add_allowed_options() instead of deprecated add_option_whitelist() for WP 5.5+
Change: Hook allowed_options filter instead of deprecated whitelist_options for WP 5.5+
New: Add initial unit tests (currently just covering is_wp_version_cmp() and get_c2c_string())
Add is_wp_version_cmp() as a utility to compare current WP version against a given WP version
Refactor contextual_help() to be easier to read, and correct function docblocks
Don't translate urlencoded donation email body text
Add inline comments for translators to clarify purpose of placeholders
Change PHP package name (make it singular)
Tweak inline function description
Note compatibility through WP 5.7+
Change: Move translation of all parent class strings into main plugin file
Change: Note compatibility through WP 6.2+
Change: Tweak installation instruction
Unit tests:
New: Add unit tests specific to plugin framework
Change: Restructure unit test directories
Change: Move bin/ into tests/
Change: Move tests/bootstrap.php into tests/phpunit/
Change: Move tests/test-*.php into tests/phpunit/tests/
Change: Remove 'test-' prefix from unit test file
Change: Rename phpunit.xml to phpunit.xml.dist per best practices
Change: In bootstrap, store path to plugin file constant
Change: In bootstrap, add backcompat for PHPUnit pre-v6.0

Full changelog is available in CHANGELOG.md.