Removing the plugin leaves sites locked behind login
Deactivating and deleting the plugin leaves redirects, login walls and database remnants that lock owners out of their own sites.
7 public reports · first reported 14 September 2018 · last reported 5 May 2020
What's going wrong
Site owners report that after installing and then deleting this membership plugin, their public homepage still sends visitors to a login screen, and sometimes admins cannot reach the dashboard. Some found leftover rewrite rules in the server configuration file and traces of the plugin in the database that the uninstall never cleaned up. Others had to restore a backup or rebuild their installs. The reports come from small sites and long-time WordPress users alike. The opportunity is a cleanup tool that scans for and reverts plugin leftovers, plus a safe-uninstall checklist for membership sites.
AI-assisted: written with the help of AI from the reports.
Products affected
BuddyPress Members Only.
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Who has this problem
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