Plugin Directory

Changeset 2324059


Ignore:
Timestamp:
06/14/2020 11:33:02 PM (6 years ago)
Author:
bhartlenn
Message:

updated tagged version 1.2 with minor changes

Location:
whos-logged-in/tags/1.2
Files:
2 edited
1 copied

Legend:

Unmodified
Added
Removed
  • whos-logged-in/tags/1.2/js/wli-script.js

    r2324049 r2324059  
    3333        wliTimeout = ""; // fix for console warning: initialize variable in global scope so it is available in both of the below functions locally
    3434        function wliStartLogoutTimer() {
    35             wliTimeout = window.setTimeout(wliLogoutUsers, 5000); // 1,200,000ms = 20 minutes
     35            wliTimeout = window.setTimeout(wliLogoutUsers, 1200000); // 1,200,000ms = 20 minutes
    3636        }
    3737        // When a user comes back to the current tab/window, then clear the 15 minute timer if user so they don't get logged out
  • whos-logged-in/tags/1.2/readme.txt

    r2324049 r2324059  
    1717
    1818== New Feature! ==
    19 * Added a settings page that, for now, has a single option to turn the automatic logout of inactive users functionality on and off. Current development is underway for a handful of other new settings page options, but I would love to hear any and all suggestions for new features you would like to see in the Who's Logged In plugin. Please visit the support forum to leave your ideas, or click on the authors link underneath the Plugins title here https://wordpress.org/plugins/whos-logged-in/
     19* Added a settings page that, for now, has a single option to turn the automatic logout of inactive users functionality on and off.
     20
     21Current development is underway for a handful of other new settings page options, and I would love to hear any and all suggestions for new features you would like to see in the Who's Logged In plugin. Please visit the support forum to leave your ideas in the thread titled "New Feature Requests Thread"
    2022
    2123== Installation ==
Note: See TracChangeset for help on using the changeset viewer.