Disallow user from editing their own profile information
I’m currently developing an intranet and I am using Justin Tadlock’s Members plugin to control roles and capabilities.
I’m currently developing an intranet and I am using Justin Tadlock’s Members plugin to control roles and capabilities.
I want to logout user autometically when user is idle for more than 10 minutes.That mean suppose user is logged in to a site and user didn’t browse any pages for more than 10 mins.when he browse any page after 10mins, it will logout user and redirect to login page.Any Solution?
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