I am trying to: I've followed this tutorial https://toolset.com/documentation/user-guides/front-end-forms/building-the-my-account-page/ and then created a logout link (not part of the tutorial) and when I click on the logout link I don't seem to log out.. I've tried this with incognito windows, different browsers, mobile phones etc.. but it's consistently not logging out
Link to a page where the issue can be seen:hidden link please use these credential on this page : username : optician AND password : optician
Feel free to log in and log out and let me know if it works for you..
I expected to see: I would be logged out and asked to sign in again.
Instead, I got: I come back and am able to see everything that I should not if I am logged out.
During testing and research, I noticed that the "Domain Mapping" plugin offers some settings in the "Network Admin" -> Settings -> Domain Mapping.
As the website's front-end is mapped to a different domain it would make sense to map the admin area to the same mapped domain too, so that WordPress default functions used for login/logout can work with the same domain/URL too.
My recommendation would be to test this with "Administration mapping" and "Login mapping" options set to "mapped domain" and in case the issue still persists, it would be best to consult the plugin's author (WPMU) for most accurate and up-to-date information about the plugin's features and settings.
As per your recommendation I changed the Login Mapping to 'Mapped Domain' (screenshot attached) and it worked fine..
2 more related questions..
1) When I use the username and password on the frontend I get a security message about data breach.. (screenshot attached).. what is this? and I am worried if this will happen to all my users?
2) This user that I have created should not be able to access the /wp-admin dashboard part of the wordpress installation.. how do I manage this?
Regards,
Alim
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