Hey @narolles,
I am sorry, but which logout button are you talking about?
The error message should be translatable, as you can see here.
Hi @joelcj91
The global logout button is located on the WordPress account profile page.
I understand that it can’t be translated via a plugin but directly in the core.
Thank you.
Hi @narolles,
Could you please deactivate Loggedin to see if it’s actually causing the issue? Loggedin doesn’t hide any buttons or links; it only runs in the background while the login authentication is being processed.
Subject: Clarification regarding the “Global Logout” button and WordPress session tokens
Hello, Hi @joelcj91
After further investigation on our side, we have identified the root cause of the behavior we observed regarding the “Global Logout” button displayed on some user accounts.
This functionality is actually based on the native WordPress core session (token) management system, and not on a mechanism introduced by your plugin. The presence of this button simply depends on whether multiple active session tokens exist for a given user.
On my side, there was therefore an initial misunderstanding, as I first assumed this behavior was coming directly from Loggedin – Limit Concurrent Sessions, whereas it is in fact a feature provided by WordPress itself.
That being said, your plugin is still working as expected and remains very useful: it properly interacts with WordPress session tokens, especially when resetting a user’s sessions or limiting concurrent logins, which is exactly the intended effect in our use case.
I just wanted to share this clarification with you for information.
Thank you for your work and your support.
Best regards,
Thank you for the clarification @narolles 🙂
