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Hi cmele, I did some testing and this is what happens on my site. I create a free membership level “Active”. I registered a user and after the registration it took me to another page with the following message Registration Successful. Please Login.

I then changed the settings for the Free member to “Pending status”. I registered a new user and once I submitted the registration it took me to same page as above with the following message Registration Successful. Please Login.

Another words my registrations do not take me back the the registration page as I pointed out above.

Can you double check your settings to make sure all pages are enabled and functioning. Also if you have a cache plugin can you check to make sure it is caching the members pages correctly.

Regards

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Hi cmele, I will carry out some test on my website and will report back.

Regards

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Hi tess82 does that mean your question is answered? I am happy to hear that you are happy to use this plugin 🙂 that will make the developers very happy to know.

Can you give a positive rating on the wordpress.org site, that would make the developers even happier.

Kind regards

Enjoy the plugin.

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Hi Alex you are correct, trying to receive e-mails locally using Mamp or Xampp requires extra settings.

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Have you enabled any settings in the plugin? Did you create any membership levels?

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Hi crush911, You will have to use a different e-mail. Each member record needs to have a unique email address.

Regards

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Hi nolak37 are you still having this issue in your site?

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@abracarambar did you try to protect the sub category? If you did, did that also protect the parent category?

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Hi cmele, what have you setup under the following Settings -> General Settings ->
Default Account Status

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@creativegeek and @milestone have you tried the following plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-wp-security-and-firewall/.

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@rladkssk the developers have found a possible issue with the password reset This will be patched in the next release. Stay tune for the update.

Regards

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Hi in regards to the following…

Do you mean define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’96M’ ); ? Can you increase this to 256M. 96M is not enough memory for WordPress to work freely. Let me know what happens if you change the memory limit to 256M.

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Can you check to see how much memory has been allocated to WordPress? This is very important. The file to check is wp-config.php.

In regards to your database using up so much CPU that is something that you will have to consult with your Server administrator. If you happen to be your own server then ask your host to assist you further.

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Hi yuchiro, how many plugins do you have installed in your website? Do you have your site hosted in a shared account or a VPS server? How much memory have you allocated to your WordPress website? I have tested this plugin on two different environment and the login is fairly fast.

In regards to the font size, if you hold down the Ctrl key and then hit the + or – key on your keyboard you will increase or decrease the font size.

Regards

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Hi hycurve did you also protect your categories? Under Settings -> General Settings what did you enable in the following option Default Account Status.

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