"Disabled" doesn't show under the Disable column

[goodcall1]

I am using the latest WP version 6.8.2. I realize that this plugin has not been tested with that but I took a chance. I upgraded to your latest version 1.3.11 (and since reverted back to 1.3.10, thinking this bug may have been introduced in the newest version. Alas, the bug exists in 1.3.10 as well.

To reproduce, I simply go to the Users section of the admin panel, then Edit a user to disable their account. The word "disabled" immediately appears in the separate "Disabled" column. However, upon refreshing the page, the column reverts to having nothing showing - even though the account still shows as disabled.

I hope you can understand this - if not - I can provide screen captures or short video to show.

[anderly]

Fixed in 1.3.12. Also, tested up to WP 6.8.2.

[goodcall1]

Thank you for the fix attempt. I updated the plugin to 1.3.12, but the issue remains. I am using Firefox (if that matters). The 'disabled' status of the user still disappears on a page refresh.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qhSFEla4X2QfNAK_P2pzUVyalCOUrNQI/view

[anderly]

@goodcall1 could that be a caching issue? Or, are you able to validate whether or not the user is actually disabled after clicking "Disable"?

[goodcall1]

I have no caching on our website. The disabled function definitely works as shown in a second video I took. However, the "disabled" flag still disappears from the admin panel column (on a refresh)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SQGoWuHIGFAx_0YCDlmClFqgBCKefl5r/view?usp=drive_link

...sorry for my tardy reply.

[anderly]

@goodcall1 ok, perfect. Thanks for clarifying that the user is getting disabled, but it's a display issue on refresh. We're investigating.

[goodcall1]

I was looking at your code (not understanding most of it actually - as I'm a Perl/Python guy) .... I noticed you have a conditional if/else statement from lines 483 through 489, that seem to be identical. i.e. No matter if true or false, it does the same thing. File: class-ss-disable-user-login-plugin.php.

I also note that in the method 'bulk_disable_user_notices' you run the same thing twice - i.e. there is duplication of code, but that might be by design. Lines 497 through 517